DaleCooper
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Hint:You can see that bloke John or Ben here.
It's a GWR station.
Hint:You can see that bloke John or Ben here.
If it’s a station visited by GWR (and not managed by them) - I’d incline towards HerefordHint:
It's a GWR station.
Managed by and all services are operated by GWR.If it’s a station visited by GWR (and not managed by them) - I’d incline towards Hereford
If it’s a managed station then maybe Menheniot might fit?
No, this might help:Warminster? (contraction of War Minister?)
No, it's not any kind of minster.Wonder if it is Yetminster (probably not)
So close!Melton might have fitted better - but that is a GA station
I'll give another clue and see what happens:Dale, I know the answer, do we put @BAFRA77 out of his misery and let him set the next question after his tumultuous efforts or do you prefer him to squirm painfully for a while longer ?
Love it - it's Chapelton isn't it?I'll give another clue and see what happens:
Bloke is a synonym, John is a musician and singer, Ben is a comedian and writer.
NoElton & Orston?
That's it, well done. Your turn...Love it - it's Chapelton isn't it?
Sandwell & DudleyGrains settle by shaft as conjunction joins faulty item in field
CorrectSandwell & Dudley
Thank you.Correct
No, not that.Salwick?
No, wrong country.Brinnington (wordplay on Brine)?
PrestonpansThank you.
Next clue:
A station near the Lancashire salt deposits?
That's the one, your turn...Prestonpans
Thank-you.That's the one, your turn...
Good thinking but not what I am after.Navigation Road?