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Cryptic clues = station name

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IanD

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That's correct.

The floor is open and the door even is open (a bit).
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Here's another clue (same place)

There's nothing about this station but Portillo recently made mention of it.
 

Seacook

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That's correct.

The floor is open and the door even is open (a bit).
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Here's another clue (same place)

There's nothing about this station but Portillo recently made mention of it.

It is Ore, is it not?

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If so the next one is:

Looking back, in the Iliad is Priam King of Athens?
 
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Seacook

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It is.
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Seamer?

If not, it would seem, er, you have us stumped!

No it is not SEAMER, for once.

I was not very happy with the clue - if anyone seeing the answer claims it is unsound, I would not argue.

However, as a hint try answering the question in the clue and then "look back".

I apologise for not posting more earlier, but I was busy with other things.
 

Welshman

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Seen in the road
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Extra clue:-

Also perhaps supporting an ice.
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Second clue time:-

In the singular, as far as this quiz goes.
 
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IanD

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Liskeard is correct.

Yours is Seamer. Sorry, I meant Markinch.
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This should be easy even for a golfer.
 

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