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The "Name the Station" game

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A Challenge

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1. This station has two platforms
2. This station is DfT Category F1
3. This station is on a single track branch line
 

A Challenge

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Forgot about this, sorry

1. This station has two platforms
2. This station is DfT Category F1
3. This station is on a single track branch line
4. All services at this station are operated by GWR
 

A Challenge

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1. This station has two platforms
2. This station is DfT Category F1
3. This station is on a single track branch line
4. All services at this station are operated by GWR
5. The loop at this station is of a unique design
 

WizCastro197

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By the original rules, the question setter should only accept the first answer for each clue, but I'm not sure this is still followed?
I am not sure, because even the second example of 'Penryn' wasn't the first answer either.
 

Purple Train

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By the original rules, the question setter should only accept the first answer for each clue, but I'm not sure this is still followed?
See post 908, which is the most recent version of the rulebook. I believe the clause you refer to was removed then: either way, it definitely hasn't been followed for some years.
 

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Thank you very much, that is much appreciated.
I've just re-checked the rule documents and it does say that all competing players may provide a guess after each clue, so @Y Ddraig Coch's original guess of Penryn is definitely valid.
(Several sections of the rulebook haven't been followed for some years anyway because of the points-scoring element that the game originally had being dropped, so said sections are basically obsolete for current purposes.)
 

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