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Overton (SWR) and also Nene Valley?If I may then I will set a quick one
Excess weight in more than one location.
Overton (SWR) and also Nene Valley?If I may then I will set a quick one
Excess weight in more than one location.
Not Overton, but the logic is correct.Overton (SWR) and also Nene Valley?
Correct, Overton, one in Dorset and one in Merseyside.If not Overton, then how about Moreton? (SWR and Merseyrail).
Correct, Lancaster, Halifax and Stirling being four engined heavy bombers of WW2.Lancaster?
Have (R?) ford west??Possess a shallow river crossing at sunset?
Correct.....that was easy, wasn't it?! Your turn to don the waders and sunglasses.Haverfordwest?
Not wishing to steal your thunder by a few nanoseconds, please feel free to set the new clue.Haverfordwest?
Beaten to it I see![]()
Ancaster? I thought we'd imposed a no fly zone in this Forum!Okay then
Bomber type losing head.
Maesteg is the correct answer - well done! Anagram of "gametes". Your shout!I will try Maesteg.
Cwmbran?Exhale tram minus nought on continuously welded rail.
Not that one.Cwmbran?
Wrexham Central?Clue: This station is not in England.
Yes....that's the one! Your turn for a ride on a 230 (if they ever get going!)Wrexham Central?
Wrexham CentralExhale tram minus nought on continuously welded rail.
Would you care to enlighten us please?Yes....that's the one!
Anagram - exhale tram n (on minus 0) cwrWrexham Central
Would you care to enlighten us please?
Thank you.Yes....that's the one! Your turn for a ride on a 230 (if they ever get going!)
Thanks for the explanation. The first part of the clue - OK, but I had never heard of continuously welded rail (cwr)Anagram - exhale tram n (on minus 0) cwr
Thank you.
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Where Henry Segrave and John Cobb did their banking.