Donny Dave
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110?
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Errr, no, there are a few more than that.......happily!5, or after I've had a few, 10
No, even more than that.
Closest so far......
Peterthegreat
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150?
DaleCooper
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87
Donny Dave
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125?
Good efforts folks, but
is closest and is declared the winner.
On 1st Jan 2026, there were 152 in total. 145 malt and 7 grain.
Your turn @Peterthegreat to distil us the next question!
Peterthegreat
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Thank you.
Dame Lesley Lawson is better known as?
Dame Lesley Lawson is better known as?
CarltonA
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Twiggy?
David57
Member
Beat me to it!...
Peterthegreat
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She is indeed.
Please set a model question.
Peterthegreat
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Also correct but you were beaten by about 20 mins.
CarltonA
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Staying with the Lawson Dynasty: Which country did Celia Lawson represent in the Eurovision Song Contest?
Donny Dave
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Cyprus?
CarltonA
Member
Not Cyprus.
CarltonA
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Time for a clue perhaps, Celia competed in the 1997 Eurovision and sadly received the Nul Points accolade.
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Norway?
CarltonA
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Not Norway.
Peter Mugridge
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Didn't we, the UK, get "nul points" once.
Was it that year?
Is the answer therefore UK?
Was it that year?
Is the answer therefore UK?
CarltonA
Member
There are several instances of "nul points" for various countries, including the UK. In fact a book has been written about them, though it may be out of date now. However, Celia did not represent the UK.
CarltonA
Member
Correct, please compose the next ditty.
Thank you.
I was at the Bo'ness and Kinneil railway diesel gala today.
What is Bo'ness an abbreviation (or more correctly, a contraction) of?
CarltonA
Member
Something like: Bowfordness?
Peterthegreat
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Borrowstounness.
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Is correct.
A Ness is a promontory jutting out into the sea (or estuary) and the hamlet of Borrowstoun is a couple of miles inland of Bo'ness.
Your turn.....
Peterthegreat
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Thank you.
What do you associate with the word Fudgebow?
DaleCooper
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Something that disguises or conceals an error.