There is an anagram in there. In translation is relevant but not part of the anagram.A hint might help.
There is an anagram in there. In translation is relevant but not part of the anagram.A hint might help.
Not any of the Heathrow stationsI’m fresh out of ideas even with the clue - but will throw “Heathrow” in there
CwmbranNot any of the Heathrow stations
Further clue
It is in Wales.
Not Cwmbran.Cwmbran
No but closer. Try further north.Carmarthen?
Barmouth, but don't understand the original clue.This has obviously got everyone stumped so one final clue which should hopefully give it away.
It sounds like it could be describing someone making a speech in court or in a pub.
Correct. It is Abermaw (anagram of be a warm) or Barmouth in English.Barmouth, but don't understand the original clue.
Ok, thanks for the explanation.Correct. It is Abermaw (anagram of be a warm) or Barmouth in English.
I'll try not to set such a stinker next time.
That's good enough, not going to be pedantic as the station is actually Tilbury Town. Over to you.Tilbury
Altnabreac“EE loses all signal, panics, and shouts ‘ARAB LANCET!’—which, once shaken vigorously, gives this station"
Bingo - thought I’d go a bit topical with that oneAltnabreac
Thank you.Bingo - thought I’d go a bit topical with that one
Tutbury and Hatton?
Neither of those.Hatton?
"a place to hang your hat" not "a place to plant your hat".Hatfield?
I spat out my drink"a place to hang your hat" not "a place to plant your hat".
NoI spat out my drink
Hattersley?
Good try but the peg is not in the station.Pegswood
No and I confess I don't how you arrived at that answer.Homerton?