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Try this one.
Turbulent ants all glisten here.
Turbulent ants all glisten here.
Try this one.
Turbulent ants all glisten here.
Try this one.
Turbulent ants all glisten here.
Strictly speaking Buttsy hasn't confirmed Seacook's answer yet however your Avatar rather gives away Lelant Saltings.
Dunrobin Castle
Open floor, if correct
It's lucky Seacook was correct as no-one waited for this confirmation.
Apologies for jumping in - Yes it's correct. Open floor.
Roman Bridge ?
Ford?
When you said old, I was using some lateral thinking and went with the old term for a crossing
Might I request a clue?
Rufford ?Location of the old, old river crossing
Rufford ?
Penyfford?
Dartford
Stone Crossing?
Lets try Castleford.
Twyford
Another ***ford ticked off, how many more are there?
How about Yeoford, with "ye" being a form of "the" (in print, since it is not a y but a thorn, þ)?
You've got it, the first "o" in Yeoford being an abbreviation of the second "old".
......but inspiration is in short supply so the floor is open for anyone to leap in.
Example ends Short Parent Timezone
Maesteg
Yes
Your go..
Yes
Your go..
--- old post above --- --- new post below ---
Thought that was good for my first go, what bit gave it away?
Thought that was good for my first go, what bit gave it away?
EXAMPLE presumably meant EG and Maesteg was the first one I thought of that ends EG. The rest then fell into place.
Try this - probably not completely sound- one:
Milkey nest on