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Cryptic clues = station name
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Esker-pades
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Not that either.
Esker-pades
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Extra bits of information: The original cryptic clue was long because the station name itself is quite long.
Esker-pades
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Yes!
Angel as a synonym for Saint.
Budeaux as similar to Bordeaux, the capital of the French region of Nouvelle-Aquitaine.
Ferry as in the port of Dover.
Road as driving up the A2.
Thanks- I had it that Nouvelle-Aquitaine is the South West and in France hence the French sounding name ‘Budeaux’ - same result
An obscure legislative tradition meets a non-white length of metal.
lxfe_mxtterz
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British Steel Redcar?
No, not there.
Blackrod?
Indeed it is
. Blackrod -> person in parliment, and also a non-white rod of metal. Your go!
Cheers
Where one may find the trees that ring
Where one may find the trees that ring
lxfe_mxtterz
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Bellgrove?
Well, that lasted long! Indeed it is Bellgrove.
Your belfry
Your belfry
lxfe_mxtterz
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Thanks.Well, that lasted long! Indeed it is Bellgrove.
Your belfry
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The remains of my burnt substance when weighed equalled 1016.05 kg.
Ashton-under-Lyne?
lxfe_mxtterz
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Well done! It is Ashton-under-Lyne.
Burnt substance = Ash.
1016.05 kg = Ton.
______ = (Under) Line.
The old telly man might have set up shop here
Eek, sorry. I'd forgotten that I'd set this one. Not Homerton, I'm afraid.
Clue: the second part of the station name is where you would find two streets intersecting
Clue: the second part of the station name is where you would find two streets intersecting
2nd clue: the 1st word sounds like something served up with Mash
Not Georgemas Junction, sorry.
Time to put this one out of its misery, methinks. The answer is Pye Corner. My clues probably weren't helping matters!
Open floor.
Open floor.
Esker-pades
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Barrow Haven?
Esker-pades
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Milford Haven?
Getting much warmer geographically -- but, no. (The word "haven" doesn't feature.)