mr_moo
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Appleby?
No....but getting warmer, geographically. Appleby still has a signal box - and, for that matter a junction - although it now only leads to sidings.Appleby?
Not that one either, I'm afraid.How about Denton?
Wennington? The tunnel was Googlable! But where does the Old spirit come in?Not that one either, I'm afraid.
Another clue: A short distance along the remaining one of the formerly diverging routes, there is a tunnel which is 1,232 yards long.
Correct! Well done! I'm afraid I've buggered up the clue again. It should have been Not old spirit plus a number, which would have given:Wennington? The tunnel was Googlable! But where does the Old spirit come in?
Gotcha! Sometimes setting clues is harder than solving them!Correct! Well done! I'm afraid I've buggered up the clue again. It should have been Not old spirit plus a number, which would have given:
Not old = NEW
Anagram of not = TON
Spirit = GIN
Plus a number = N
Anagram of the above = WENNINGTON
Apologies to everyone who's brains were hurting even more than mine. I think I'll have to stop doing these for a while. Your turn to climb the bank towards Bentham.
Cor! Wen ?
No, neither of those. The answer is one of the six stations on this particular Heritage Line.Pleasure beach (Blackpool tram)?
Damems?New clue:- Where ladies entertain men on a Heritage line
Correct answer! Dames (ladies) entertain M (Men) on the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway.Your turn to spin the wheel.Damems?
Thank you.Correct answer! Dames (ladies) entertain M (Men) on the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway.Your turn to spin the wheel.
Thank you.
Next clue:
Kanye West whistling, he'll arrange that for visiting organist.
| St Keyne Wishing Well Halt? |
The station which was, until a few years ago, convenient if you wanted to visit the "Magnificent Music Machines" museum of fairground organs and similar instruments.
St Keyne Wishing Well Halt?
thank you.The station which was, until a few years ago, convenient if you wanted to visit the "Magnificent Music Machines" museum of fairground organs and similar instruments.
Your turn...
No, not RBS. There is a clue within the clue as to this station's location!Orange hammers sound like hot hammers, so assuming this is a simple one (I'm only ever going to get simple ones!) - Redcar British Steel?
Spot on! your turn to beat the drum!Magheramorne (Northern Ireland), being an anagram of Orange Hammer
I have no idea of tram stops, but assume it is one as it is an anagram of Corporation Street.Next clue
A contrite trooper's intention to reform himself means that he finds himself in a new place.
I have no idea of tram stops, but assume it is one as it is an anagram of Corporation Street.
Yes, the answer is Corporation Street on the West Midlands Metro.
Your turn.
Reminded me of one of the clues on 3-2-1!!Thank-you.
Here we go:
Passengers on this main line station
Are close to a steam line's location.
The station name's a concern
When three letters return.
If not, throw in a relation !
Taunton?Thank-you.
Here we go:
Passengers on this main line station
Are close to a steam line's location.
The station name's a concern
When three letters return.
If not, throw in a relation !
Taunton it is. All yours.Taunton?
Thank you.Taunton it is. All yours.