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Splendid answer - alas not the one I had in mind! My pudding is a lot stickier.
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johnnychips
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Banavie? Sounds like Banoffee?
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Another brilliant. - but sadly wrong answer. Final clue:-. The name of the pudding starts with the letter. T.
johnnychips
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Acle! As in Treacle.
DaleCooper
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Well done - treat yourself to some Sticky Toffee Pudding!!!
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Bugger indeed - Invergowrie was a better answer than mine!
johnnychips
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White Italian throws away a tangle at this stop.
DaleCooper
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Langwith-Whaley Thorns looks like a candidate but I can't quite see why.
johnnychips
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No sorry Dale. If it is a near anagram of the first three words, that is a remarkable coincidence.
DaleCooper
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Cabin? (Blackpool Tramway)
johnnychips
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Get a stick of rock and an unmentionable disease immediately.
Italian for white = bianca
Throw away ’a’ = bianc
Tangle indicates anagram
= Cabin
Your promenade.
Italian for white = bianca
Throw away ’a’ = bianc
Tangle indicates anagram
= Cabin
Your promenade.
Strat-tastic
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Thank you
DaleCooper
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Loppylugs
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Flimby ?
DaleCooper
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Correct, your turn...
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Ski run's shifted. Hardly surprising, it's found in Africa !
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Pitsea?
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Good attempt, but that's an anagram of a Cornish delicacy !
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Pastie is actually Irish.
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I stand corrected. (Had to google it ).
The Africa connection concerns a country in the central area of the region.
A happy New Year to all fellow cryptologists.
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Chipstead? Equally, a Happy New Year to all in our forum.
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Chipstead it is. Chad being the country involved. All yours.
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New Clue for the New Year:-. MsN
DaleCooper
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Correct answer! Ms = Maiden. N = abbreviation for Newton (unit of force).
You have first shout on Yew Near's Day 2022 !!
DaleCooper
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Leyton, not Orient?
DaleCooper
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As you haven't got one right since last year you will be relieved to know Leyton is correct.
Your turn...
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OK, well seeing's how you like short clues, try this one:- t One letter, lower case t.