Not Horley I am afraid, but I can see that your thinking is on the right lines.Horley?
Not correct I am afraid.Horsley?
Not the right answer.On the same grounds, I'll try Honley (Is there a New York bridge though??)
Incorrect I am sorry to say, don't think of a particular bridge.Just to add my tuppence, Horsforth. (got part of the horse, part of a bridge - small thingy near Edinburgh - but for the life of me can't fit in the French part).
Also incorrect, but mega respect for the thinking that went into this one.Or maybe Ryde Pier Head (as in "ride", "Pierre", "head" of the bridge).
Incorrect I am sorry to say, don't think of a particular bridge.
Also incorrect, but mega respect for the thinking that went into this one.
Careful, they are not keen on the french in hartlepool, especially ones they think are disguised as monkeys!The nearest I can get is Hart-le-pile![]()
Hung him from the nearest bridge!Careful, they are not keen on the french in hartlepool, especially ones they think are disguised as monkeys!
You will be utterly amazed when I tell you that Hartlepool is not the correct answer.
Think of the parts of a bridge.
Congratulations, you have the correct answer.Harlech?
Absolutely correct. Apologies for the delay in replying, but I am currently in rural Tuscany with only sporadic internet connections. Your floor!I think it may be Needham Market, using DM and RH in the anagram