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Cryptic clues = station name

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Buttsy

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Nope, sorry.

Looking at my clue, I might have the apostrophe in the wrong place. it might work better as Marks' clothes
 

DaveHarries

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A clearing, where two rivers meet [OE]
At a guess I would say Milford Haven.

Its Welsh name - Aberdaugleddau - translates as "Mouth of the two Rivers Cleddau" - which answers the bit about two rivers meeting - and a haven could be a clearing.

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Welshman

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Good try.

I like your "Two Rivers Cleddau" but a "haven" initially presumes a natural harbour rather than a clearing as such, although, of course, the harbour would be in a clearing.

This station is in England, and the "OE" in parenthesis stands for "Old-English"
 

Welshman

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Edinburgh Waverley?

[Walter Scott wrote "The Exploits and Death of William Wallace - The Hero of Scotland" and the "Waverley" novels, giving the name to the station]
 
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Hatton

As in you can keep your hat on.

Went to see the Full Monty musical recently and saw this song was written by Randy Newman
 
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