Loppylugs
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Paddock Wood (is this a stabling point?!)
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Cryptic clues = station name
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DaleCooper
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No, see below
The next hint was going to be: They didn't name Deltics "Three-legged Nag" or "Runner-up" but you got there first. Your turn...
Strat-tastic
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H&H's station code is HAY.
(And their emblem is an elephant -- that of the Democrats is a donkey.)
Following on -- We hear the advice of a proponent of organic, low-tech methods: about the re-roofing of buildings.
DaleCooper
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Thatcham
Correct. Yours to set ...
DaleCooper
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DaleCooper
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Correct, your turn...
Strat-tastic
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Does a fan of a heavy metal band live here?
DaleCooper
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Maidenhead
Strat-tastic
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Oh yes! Your turn to get back in the village 
DaleCooper
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Thank you.Oh yes! Your turn to get back in the village
Next clue:
From here the nearest station in England is Leyland.
DaleCooper
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Disley it isley, your turn...
Open Floor.
johnnychips
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Thanks RDP
For example, a place down south is this station …or is it?
For example, a place down south is this station …or is it?
InkyScrolls
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Perth.
johnnychips
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Sorry, not Perth.
johnnychips
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Close but no cigar.
johnnychips
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Still very close! I’ll tidy the clue up:
For example, a place down south is this station (without a crossing)…or is it?
For example, a place down south is this station (without a crossing)…or is it?