Mvann
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Cryptic clues = station name
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paulravuslante
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Oval?
paulravuslante
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Still no sign of Lad Brookes so here's one from me:
Londoner's convalescing throughfare
Londoner's convalescing throughfare
Ealing Broadway?
paulravuslante
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Yeah!
Ivo
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I can think of two, Menston and Normanton. I would have to assume the former, because the latter is surely too specific for such a generic clue.
Ivo
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Here we go:
A small village which is home to some rather strict people...
A small village which is home to some rather strict people...
dubscottie
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One of the Stricklands? on S&C?.. Near Penrith?
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Zamracene749
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Hampton Court?
Grasping at straws here
Grasping at straws here
Ivo
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Sorry I've not be around; don't say you didn't have advance warning! It's been in my sig for over a week now...
Unfortunately the correct station is still at large. Geographically speaking, dubscottie has been the closest, but even then the S&C is still some distance away; having said that, Northern England is the area to look so credit for that. Any further attempts?
One clue, besides location: This station has no more than 12 letters in its name, and no other characters.
Unfortunately the correct station is still at large. Geographically speaking, dubscottie has been the closest, but even then the S&C is still some distance away; having said that, Northern England is the area to look so credit for that. Any further attempts?
One clue, besides location: This station has no more than 12 letters in its name, and no other characters.
Nunthorpe?
Ivo
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G'day again all; been busy creating a version of Southport on Trainz 2004 (self-imposed 96-hour exile from my DS) so not been around to check the thread.
Nunthorpe is correct.
Nunthorpe is correct.
Ivo
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Springburn
By the way, I rarely use TRS2004 on this laptop, because there is no widescreen mode that I am aware. So it's hard for me to do both at once, given my Internet connection is quite weak (and especially in my bedroom).
By the way, I rarely use TRS2004 on this laptop, because there is no widescreen mode that I am aware. So it's hard for me to do both at once, given my Internet connection is quite weak (and especially in my bedroom).
Not what I was thinking, but can't fault your logic! Over to you and a bonus point for anyone who gets the station I was thinking of...
Ivo
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I want to get your one properly; proving a right headache...
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Is this even on the national network? I can't think of anywhere at all
Sorry...
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Is this even on the national network? I can't think of anywhere at all
Sorry...
Is this even on the national network? I can't think of anywhere at all
Sorry...
It's on a mainline to London...
It doesn't involve a time of year.
Ivo
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Ivo
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Saltaire, near Bradford?
Shall be back later to stump you all again if correct...
Shall be back later to stump you all again if correct...
Yay! Sorry about that clue, didn't think about all the other possibilities.
Your go, Oswyntail.
Stafford?