DaleCooper
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Please explain.
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Cryptic clues = station name
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johnnychips
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I would think that ‘neat’ is an old term for ox or oxen, and ‘concrete’ is an example of a noun, which, backwards, encloses ‘neat’.
Zamracene749
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Absolutely spot on. I honestly thought that clue wouldn't last an hour amongst you lot
DaleCooper
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Fairbourne
DaleCooper
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DaleCooper
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All UK stations are allowed and Moira is correct, your turn...
Matt Taylor
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Swinderby?
Matt Taylor
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Fell After Former Leader.
Zamracene749
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Blairhill? Open floor if so
PS even if not , love how you fitted two experimental locos into one clue
PS even if not , love how you fitted two experimental locos into one clue
Matt Taylor
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It was unintentional! Blairhill is correct though.
DaleCooper
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Blairhill? Open floor if so
PS even if not , love how you fitted two experimental locos into one clue
That makes it open floor.
Next clue:
You might find a variety of Pinus pinea at this station.
RobertsN
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Penistone?
DaleCooper
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Correct, your turn...
RobertsN
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Thanks.
Changeable memory? I think quite the opposite.
Changeable memory? I think quite the opposite.
Margate?
RobertsN
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Sorry, not Margate.
DaleCooper
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Marton
RobertsN
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Sorry, not Marton either.
Will post another clue (same station in a while if no one gets it before then)
Will post another clue (same station in a while if no one gets it before then)
RobertsN
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Memory, think computer wise.
Alternate clue: In some part of Oceania, a capital loses, in its second part, its (not first) grade in a disorderly fashion.
Alternate clue: In some part of Oceania, a capital loses, in its second part, its (not first) grade in a disorderly fashion.
DaleCooper
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Romsey
RobertsN
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@DaleCooper , spot on....
Changeable memory = RAM, the opposite ROM and a YES (anagram of ROMSEY)
For those on the second clue: Port Moresby (second part Moresby), looses it's "second grade" ("b") and in a disorderly fashion converts "Moresby" (minus a "B") and anagrammed into Romsey.
Your floor....
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DaleCooper
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Thank you.
Next clue:
Smoked meat marinated in two gallons of whiskey is the speciality here.
Zamracene749
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Peckham Rye?
DaleCooper
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That's correct, your turn...
Zamracene749
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Thanks.
Disruption-pacer thus heads north
Disruption-pacer thus heads north