DaleCooper
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Well done, your turn...Chippenham?
Well done, your turn...Chippenham?
KinbraceOK this is maybe more of a Dingbats question, say what you see ...
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I get it now but I'll hold off for a bit to see if someone else can solve it.Note quite Dale though good processing.
It's an anagram of ... and the station is in Yorkshire.
Very clever! This site continues to educate me. I may get one right one day!Correct of course Dale - what i provided in the clue were MIXED BRACKETS! Your turn.
Yes, that was clever. I didn't spot the (hidden) anagram indicator.Very clever! This site continues to educate me. I may get one right one day!
Thank you.Correct of course Dale - what i provided in the clue were MIXED BRACKETS! Your turn.
Dunno about rogue potherb, but there's certainly rogue buddleia between platforms 5 and 6 at Peterborough.Next clue:
There's rogue potherb rampant at this station.
Correct and apparently buddleia flowers are edible so perhaps they can be used as a potherb. Your turn...Dunno about rogue potherb, but there's certainly rogue buddleia between platforms 5 and 6 at Peterborough.
Thank-you. Perhaps Network Rail should try eating them.Correct and apparently buddleia flowers are edible so perhaps they can be used as a potherb. Your turn...
Yep.Hoylake?
I understand your frustration but please don't deprive the rest of us of your contributions.That's me out of this game folks. If we take time to set questions and someone answers in quick time and can't be bothered to set a clue then I'm out.
Have fun folks, cheerio.
Did you also suffer a romance gone wrong there? Your turn...Ulverston ?
Garve?
Sorry....it completely slipped my mind! If you give me a couple of hours I'll think of something appropriate.So has this quiz theme finally reached the (nude with hesitations at the terminus, 7 letters?). Anybody want to keep it going?
This is a meaning of the phrase "a couple of hours" that I have never seen before.Sorry....it completely slipped my mind! If you give me a couple of hours I'll think of something appropriate.
Sorry....turned out to be a couple of days!This is a meaning of the phrase "a couple of hours" that I have never seen before.