not that one. It's not in Scotland.
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Cryptic clues = station name
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D6130
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Victoria (LU)?
Not that one. Its National Rail although this answer is on the right track.
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Victoria Park?
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King's Cross (apocryphal site of Boudicca's grave)?
D6130
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Queenstown Road?
DaleCooper
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(G)ants Hill
Neither of those. as mentioned in post 16053 Victoria is on the right track. Just think of an alternative for bottom.
DaleCooper
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Arsenal
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Southend Victoria?
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Thank you.
The youngest little brother's naval equipment?
The youngest little brother's naval equipment?
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I like it - but no.
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Smallbrook Junction (the OK Junction is a vital piece of electrical equipment on warships - probably)
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I'm afraid not, but a valiant effort.
Hint: Think of famous youngest brothers.
Hint: Think of famous youngest brothers.
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Robertsbridge
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Still no. Try Biblical.
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Calthrop has it. The 'youngest brother' referring to Benjamin, brother of Joseph, 'little' implying an abbreviation of same, and 'naval equipment' indicating the term 'fleet', referring to a navy.
Over to you.
I feel that you had to "give it on a plate" -- whereby I don't merit the next turn. Open floor, please.
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Good thinking but that could be any ship.
Then I’ll take another punt with broadbottom?