Meridian richard
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Must be Marple
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Cryptic clues = station name
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plymothian
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too easy
Meridian richard
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Sounds like what Rolf continues to do
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LexyBoy
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Paignton?
Meridian richard
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LexyBoy
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Mary Bell, endlessly twisted, is a good cooker
Seacook
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LexyBoy
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Falmer.
Open floor.
Open floor.
Meridian richard
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Where a coin collecting dog got stuffed
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Clue:
The dog was called Jim
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Another Clue:
Don't get into a depression
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The first two clues were probably more general knowledge than true cryptic so here is another clue
Its where Ghouls come from
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Clue:
The dog was called Jim
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Another Clue:
Don't get into a depression
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The first two clues were probably more general knowledge than true cryptic so here is another clue
Its where Ghouls come from
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Ivo
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That's Slough isn't it?
Good stuff with the ghouls clue
Good stuff with the ghouls clue
Meridian richard
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That's Slough isn't it?
Good stuff with the ghouls clue
Yes
Station Jim is a stuffed dog on Platform 5. Apparently the dog was used to collect money for good causes
Ivo
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Try this one then:
A fair few routes merging in a very dark area
A fair few routes merging in a very dark area
Meridian richard
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Severn Tunnel Junction
Ivo
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Correct.
I think it could have been better-worded as "A merger of a few very dark routes".
I think it could have been better-worded as "A merger of a few very dark routes".
Meridian richard
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Oban, Bury and St Austell have this
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Clue
The answer is in the question
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Oban, Bury and St Austell have this
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Clue
The answer is in the question
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Seacook
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Is it Banbury?
Meridian richard
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Correct!
Seacook
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The worms are wriggling
Meridian richard
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Gotta be Emsworth
Seacook
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Yes, indeed.
Meridian richard
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Sounds like you should return to the little welsh valley
Meridian richard
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Nope!
Seacook
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Surely it is Cwmbach (after I checked that it existed).
I'm confident enough to provide another:
where to find a Baltimore Oriole at home
Seacook
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Just happened to be on the Forum at the right time!
OK - try:-
No relaxing feline here
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Clue-
You might get this at the Drop of Another Hat
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Another clue:-
Think Flanders and Swann
OK - try:-
No relaxing feline here
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Clue-
You might get this at the Drop of Another Hat
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Another clue:-
Think Flanders and Swann
plymothian
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Chester-le-Street? Seeing as Chorlton-cum-Hardy (the other station mentioned after cat on the seat) no longer exists
Yes - I was beginning to wonder if I were the only person on this forum who appreciates those wonderful Flanders and Swann lyrics!
"Slow Train" [which appears on the album "At the Drop of Another Hat"], was written when the Beeching Report was first published. Interestingly, Chester-le-Street avoided the axe, of course, and Chorlton-cum-Hardy now has a new life.
No churns, no porter, no cat on a seat
At Chorlton-cum-Hardy or Chester-le-Street
Well done. Your turn.
"Slow Train" [which appears on the album "At the Drop of Another Hat"], was written when the Beeching Report was first published. Interestingly, Chester-le-Street avoided the axe, of course, and Chorlton-cum-Hardy now has a new life.
No churns, no porter, no cat on a seat
At Chorlton-cum-Hardy or Chester-le-Street
Well done. Your turn.
plymothian
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At the end of a short think, it was discovered that the New England Biolabs initially did have some value