Parson's treat.
D'oh ! What with that, and, recently, "Turkey Street" [...'s treat] -- feel that I ought to sign up for "Cryptics 101" ...
Parson's treat.
Thank you.Well done, Dale. You get the Orange creme, or whatever your choice.
Correct, your turn...Three Bridges?
BeaconsfieldTwo lighthouses in the desert will lead you to this station.
Give this man a medal!Submitting something utterly silly -- hopes of perhaps opening things up ... Sanquhar ! The desert: SAHAR (the third A, "understood"); within that -- between first A, and H -- initials-type abbreviations for particular lighthouses: "n" = Needles (Isle of Wight); "qu" = Quai des Abeilles at Le Havre, France. Read your mind, haven't I?
Not according to the Met. Office.the only officially recognised desert in the UK.
Your floor
What use is the Monarch of the Glen?
Not that one, I'm afraid. Howver, as you say....right country.Hartwood? -- what would ("wood") you do with a hart (male deer)? -- right country, anyway !
A common misconception, but Dungeness is by no means a desert.Correct. To explain. As you approach this station you pass two lighthouses (one still in use) and you are in the only officially recognised desert in the UK.
Spot on! Your turn to ride the Highland Sleeper.Kingussie? From 'king' (monarch) and an anagram of 'use is'.