plymothian
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Doncaster?
Donc = so in French
aster = anagram or tears.
Donc = so in French
aster = anagram or tears.
Doncaster?
Donc = so in French
aster = anagram or tears.
I really should check I've seen all the replies before posting.
I hear to make it work, I've got to do this.
From the 'ten pastry' reference I think it's Prestatyn but I can't work out the answer from the first set of clues even though I think I know the answer...
Now that everyone else has performed the toil -- I'm reckoning that if one says "Prestatyn"; it sounds rather like the answer to a query as to how the owner of an appliance makes it work: instruction, "press that in". (My own mind, working solo, would never have come up with that.)
University (Northern Ireland)?With things thus: hopefully, people OK with my using the "open floor", to try:
One might read: way of desiring against which we are admonished, not very far from tragic ship's birthplace.
Carnalea, as in carnally?
Acton Central?The reason for Clacton but you're a bit far inland.
No, not Acton, though it might help if I had not missed out 2 words from the clue.
The reason for going to Clacton but you're a bit far in land.
Commit suicide?
Waterbeach?