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Cryptic clues = station name
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DaleCooper
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Correct, open floor...
D6130
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Is Alan Yentob an employee of the BBC, or is he a freelance producer nowadays?
RobertsN
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Oban now?
*yenob an emplo*
*yenob an emplo*
D6130
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Indeed it is. Your turn to open the throttle wide up Glencruitten bank!
RobertsN
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Apologies, I've been way too busy. Open floor.
htafc
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Here's one from me:
Ouch! Phallus reacts unkindly to hard solid mineral matter.
Ouch! Phallus reacts unkindly to hard solid mineral matter.
Purple Train
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Penistone?
htafc
Member
Is the correct answer, well done. Clearly far too easy for the seasoned quizzers on here, I shall have to up my game!
Your floor
Purple Train
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I hate to break it to you but that's the first question in this quiz that I've got right...
Do trains on this line run in single file? Yes, but not at this station.
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htafc
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Gosh!
DaleCooper
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Five Ways?
Purple Train
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No.
Loppylugs
Member
single Filey es ?
Purple Train
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Is the right answer; your floor.
Loppylugs
Member
Thank-you. You are learning fast!
Now for an easy one:
It sounds as if the thieves have completed their heinous crime and have fled over the drawbridge.
DaleCooper
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Dunrobin Castle?
Loppylugs
Member
DaleCooper
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Thank you.
Next clue:
An introduction to graphical depictions of a mathematical function.
Just to suggest something -- Darwen? -- starts with anagram of "Draw" ... @DaleCooper: to be honest, my thoughts are more of your Scottish coastal settlement Eyehaven Tacklew.
DaleCooper
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Not Darwen. As for Eyehaven Tacklew, at first I thought Eyehaven Tacklew what you're talking about but I find it was something I posted six years ago, what a memory you have!
Hint:
The station is in Scotland and this time I'm not being hyperbolic.
DaleCooper
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Does this help?
An [introduction to graphical] [depictions] of [a mathematical function].
DaleCooper
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Final hints:
An [introduction to Graphical] [depictions] of [a mathematical function].
This station reopened after being closed for several decades.
DaleCooper
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That's not so much a guess as a thorough analysis and explanation, your turn...
DaleCooper
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Sudbury Hill (LU)?
Correct
Sud = the French word for South
Bury = Metrolink terminus
Hill = high ground
Your turn.
DaleCooper
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Thank you, open floor...