Loppylugs
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Cryptic clues = station name
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John Griffiths
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Thank you.
Were an Irish sporting body to organise a walking event here, the cynically-inclined might mock GAA stroll.
Were an Irish sporting body to organise a walking event here, the cynically-inclined might mock GAA stroll.
John Griffiths
Member
Is correct. All yours, RDP.
DaleCooper
Established Member
John Griffiths
Member
Marston Green?
(Ma's turned green)
(Ma's turned green)
DaleCooper
Established Member
No, I expected you to get this one.
DaleCooper
Established Member
Good thinking but not quite right.
DaleCooper
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She's not just looking off colour nor is she a bit depressed; she's really sick internally.
DaleCooper
Established Member
Hint::
It's in North West England and its 3 letter code is not a valid Roman numeral, although it looks like it might be.
It's in North West England and its 3 letter code is not a valid Roman numeral, although it looks like it might be.
Purple Train
Established Member
Can't find anything so I shall just have a ridiculous and almost certainly very wrong guess: Mouldsworth?
DaleCooper
Established Member
It's not Mouldsworth but the code is almost right..
Purple Train
Established Member
Er, Middlewood?
Zamracene749
Member
Millom?
DaleCooper
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Purple Train
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I did think Middlewood would be strange but "really sick internally" made me wonder
Never have got that in a million years - guess I need to read up on my American 
Zamracene749
Member
Conductor arriving at station transfers it to somewhere much further north!
johnnychips
Established Member
Cupar?
Zamracene749
Member
devon_belle
Member
Could you explain that one for me?Yep, two sugars please
Cupar is the answer, your floor.
Zamracene749
Member
Of course. Copper (Cu) is a very common well known conductor of electricity and heat. So if Cu arrives at the station of Par, it becomes Cupar, thereby moving a long way north.
johnnychips
Established Member
Thank you!Yep, two sugars please
Cupar is the answer, your floor.
Wow! Assault the French at this station.
Zamracene749
Member
Whitstable?
DaleCooper
Established Member
Corkickle
johnnychips
Established Member
DaleCooper
Established Member
DaleCooper
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Your 12 hours are up, it's time to reveal...
A hint:
...but they are not connected by rail.
A hint:
...but they are not connected by rail.
DaleCooper
Established Member
Need another hint?
It's only 5 miles from St Helens but no rail connection here either.
It's only 5 miles from St Helens but no rail connection here either.