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The "Name the Station" game

Trainfan344

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Clue 1: This Station is Electrified
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Lowestoft!
 
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CallySleeper

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Clue 2 was changed at last minute and you all got caught out, apologies. For clarification:
Clue 2: This station has its own ballast quarry
Clue 3: Split the name of this station up into its syllables, and you get a number of smaller (complete) words each a few letters long
 

Buttsy

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What's a smeth? :P

A smeth is
a) A small piece of food left on a fork after washing up;
b) The screw left over when you've put something back together;
c) Navel fluff

Sandi, over to you...
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I'm off to bed, so open floor
 
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Eagle

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The winner (pen-main-more)

Wow, you sure mangled that pronunciation :P It's pen-mine-mour, to rhyme with hour.

However, 'pen' is Welsh for 'head', 'maen' is 'stone' and 'mawr' is 'big'. So it still works.

Anyway I think people will start throwing vegetables at me if I inject more Welsh linguistics into this game today :lol:
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1) This station is north of Derby Road Ipswich station

Derby.
 

gnolife

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To Eagle, I've fetched the rotten vegetables

To Robinson and Trainfan344, very clever :D

And finally, Clue 2
This station has more platforms than TOCs serving
 

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