ls2270
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Christs Hospital.
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Cryptic clues = station name
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Karl
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Oops! I was too late 
ls2270
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Think you've replied to the wrong thread there!
ls2270
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Try this one:
'Young lady discovered gravity.'
'Young lady discovered gravity.'
ls2270
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Yes well done! All yours.
ls2270
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Okay I’ll do another one then:
‘You must have lost your marbles to travel here.’
‘You must have lost your marbles to travel here.’
DaleCooper
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Elgin?
ls2270
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Elgin it is!
DaleCooper
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Next clue:
Me old China's station.
Me old China's station.
ls2270
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Doleham?
DaleCooper
Established Member
No, it's not Doleham.
ls2270
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How about Altrincham?
DaleCooper
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It's not Altrincham.
DaleCooper
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You would be wrong even if it was open.
Karl
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Stone? (Or are we talking more London oriented?)
DaleCooper
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It's not Stone and it's not London oriented.
John Griffiths
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Cathays? (open floor if correct as I'm off out)
DaleCooper
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Well done, it is Cathays and once more it's someone's turn ...
johnnychips
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Hucknall?
johnnychips
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The main two languages at this station...
DaleCooper
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Seaford (Sea F or D)?
johnnychips
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Very close indeed
John Griffiths
Member
Oh yes, and 'the main' being a term for 'the sea' as in 'the Spanish main' despite it originally meaning the opposite - land - as in mainland.