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Cryptic clues = station name

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mr_moo

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I got the flowerpot men reference straght away of course, but Scottish? Every day is a school day... :)

Bit more confused now but how about Greenfaulds? Having to make some leaps in logic there so probably wrong.
 

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I got the flowerpot men reference straght away of course, but Scottish? Every day is a school day... :)

Bit more confused now but how about Greenfaulds? Having to make some leaps in logic there so probably wrong.
Actually, Bill & Ben aren't Flower Pot Men at all. Bill is Fort (Bill) William and Ben is Ben Nevis!!
You are looking for a station (an anagram of the rest of the clue) near to FW & BN. Good luck!!
 

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I might say ‘German Bight’ but that also requires a ‘sounds like’ and it’s a shipping area not a station!
 

mr_moo

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Really scratching my head with this one but I'm going to try Shenstone?
I'm back on CRS codes again as I can't fathom whatever else you're referring to!
 

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Really scratching my head with this one but I'm going to try Shenstone?
I'm back on CRS codes again as I can't fathom whatever else you're referring to!
It's not Shenstone.

Letters don't always represent station codes, sometimes they give you directions.
 

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Has to be Bristol Temple Meads I think. Not too far away from our beloved hometown, on the A38, and I like 'Bristol City's :)
That's probably far too obvious and I'm miles off but worth a try!
 

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Has to be Bristol Temple Meads I think. Not too far away from our beloved hometown, on the A38, and I like 'Bristol City's :)
That's probably far too obvious and I'm miles off but worth a try!
Afraid not. A valiant effort, the thought of Bristol's never entered my head !! (and originally I was a Londoner)
 

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Gloucester Road, which is one of the names by which the A38 is known as it passes through Bristol.
 

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