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Cryptic clues = station name
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DaleCooper
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No and I don't think Mortimer Borth would appreciate the suggestion.
DaleCooper
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DaleCooper
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Mornington Crescent
Wrong city.
DaleCooper
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Hint:
It's an anagram, which word is the indicator?
It's an anagram, which word is the indicator?
DaleCooper
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...is the correct answer, your turn...
johnnychips
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Bangor?
johnnychips
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Better guess: Sanquhar.
johnnychips
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He flies up to his knees in water.
DaleCooper
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Martins Heron?
johnnychips
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Not bad but sadly incorrect
What shall I do, Ginger, the plane has ditched in four feet of water?
Answer:
What shall I do, Ginger, the plane has ditched in four feet of water?
Answer:
DaleCooper
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Biggleswade?
johnnychips
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Quite 
All yours!
All yours!
DaleCooper
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Next clue:
This station is said to lie in a bed of loam or silt.
This station is said to lie in a bed of loam or silt.
DaleCooper
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No, not Sandy.
John Griffiths
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Mudchute?
DaleCooper
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No, not Mudchute.
d9009alycidon
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Bogston?
DaleCooper
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It is not Bogston.
DaleCooper
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DaleCooper
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DaleCooper
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No, it's not Baildon.
DaleCooper
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Not Shipley.
Have another look at the hints:
... is said ... in ... or This station is said to lie in a bed of loam or silt.