Thank you.That's the one.
Your turn.
It's an anagram (indicated by "naughty") of "Scots buy weed" minus "us". Your turn...I don't totally see "how come" -- but -- Betws-y-Coed?
St Keyne Wishing Well Halt (Does ½ = semi?)Why thank you. I do like your often very strange anagrams.
Confused inquiry made, by one Roman builder to another, upon discovering a substantial part of the order for seventy-five door-joints is missing, and suggesting they copy from extant examples: “We’ll twin ½ the 50 hinges, ’kay?”
The Roman numeral symbol for 1/2 (or, more accurately, 6/12) is 'S' - not one that many people remember! ...All yours.
Thank you.Correct. The Roman numeral symbol for 1/2 (or, more accurately, 6/12) is 'S' - not one that many people remember!
All yours.
That's right, your turn...Glossop?
That is a mistake that Michelle in 'Allo 'Allo would never make..... "Listen, I shall say this only once"....Somehow, managed to say it twice !
Weston MiltonMy thanks.
Re long-ago poet of solemn and lofty themes: how his nickname might have been heard, if he had relaxed by writing thrilling yarns about the doings of valiant folk at the furthest extremities of our settling of the New World.
That is a mistake that Michelle in 'Allo 'Allo would never make..... "Listen, I shall say this only once"....![]()
Weston Milton
Thanks but I'm not sure I deserve it so open floor...Correct -- if he of Paradise Lost and other august works, had done for recreation as per clue; his contemporaries might have dubbed him "Western Milton".
Brother Cooper, 'tis for thee to pen the next work of poetic profundity.
Digby & SowtonFeel that I'm hogging things a bit nowadays; but no other takers for nearly 24 hours; so --
New chapter in old story -- we read, advice to farmer to excavate immediately-adjacent plot; and drill-in a big weight of seed.
Digby & Sowton
Thank you.Very prompt, and correct -- you deserve next go for this one, and no mistake ! ("New chapter", etc. -- Digby & Sowton Sta. is a fairly recent creation -- a little way to its north there was, 1908 -- 48, Digby & Clyst St. Mary Halt.)