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Cryptic clues = station name

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D841 Roebuck

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Warning to motorists about the hazards of young fish?
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Clue time?

Travelling here is valid on a travelcard, but not an all-line rover...
 
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Pen's aunts?
(Penzance)

Medieval cow shed (± an L !!)

(if correct)
 
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Perfectly happy to concede the floor.

I only chose Oxenholme as it's local to me.
 
DaveHarries

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LWB said:
Perfectly happy to concede the floor.

I only chose Oxenholme as it's local to me.
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Sorry LWB. Didn't mean to deprive you of the opportunity to keep us guessing. Anyway since you concede:

Meat, after shape in part, may be found here

I can't think of a better clue for his place but no doubt someone will get it on a wild guess.

Dave
 
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Sorry for the delay in confirming the right answer: I wasn't around yesterday due to being on my signalbox photographic exploit in Sussex and an early night the night before as a result! I am surprised it took two days to go. Hexham was the right answer. Over to you.

Dave
 
Meridian richard

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Sounds like a question concerning the location of trees Sean Connery might be found amongst
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Meridian richard said:
Sounds like a question concerning the location of trees Sean Connery might be found amongst
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Clue

Connery's nationality might help you
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Meridian richard said:
Sounds like a question concerning the location of trees Sean Connery might be found amongst
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Clue

Connery's nationality might help you
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Further Clue

He is a Scot and the trees in question are a wood
 
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Meridian richard said:
Sounds like a question concerning the location of trees Sean Connery might be found amongst
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Clue

Connery's nationality might help you
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Further Clue

He is a Scot and the trees in question are a wood
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Ah! Methinks it is Ascot-under-Wychwood

I'll try to come up with another but I have no objection if someone else wants to jump in - open floor(-ish).
 
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Shouldn't it be backontrack's decision to declare open floor?

[If s/he wishes to make such a declaration, I do have one in mind].
 
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Yes, it is my decision, and I'm taking the floor.
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Slaughter the precipitous water from above in order to reduce its numbers
 
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