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• #12452
Further clue as to street name/ a development on my sibilant clue earlier.
Though your tribunal may have gone badly, this saint will look after you in jail.
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• #12453
Start with:
Lunchtime Clue: (for location):
Taking a line directly south from tag #182 will show you where this clue is.then add this:
It could be said that the **shine **of the previous tag would be lessened by the use of this one.
But
Ok, new clue for afternoon viewers.
*BOB'S HELMET TR*ial went well, though the laps of the park meant he bonked and needed to grab a Rye and Pickle.
That gives the location, what it is, and should be enough.was the simplest one so far ;)
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• #12454
Well, I think we can all agree that this has gone well and cryptic clues are definitely the way forward. If we can throw in a riddle too then so much the better.
Now, Henners, you go and sit over there and think about what you have done. -
• #12455
^ I can't work out the clue in this, it's way too cryptic for me.
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• #12456
If we can throw in a riddle too then so much the better.
There was a young man from Narbonne
Who blew himself up with a pump
The ensuing helter skelter
Sent the crowds running for miles
And a smell to rival Le Pong -
• #12457
Enough talk!
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• #12458
Someone who can be arsed to work this out just go and get this tag. It's a lovely day for a ride, and I wanna see pretty pictures, not do a crossword.
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• #12459
Its ages since I've got a tag, but this was perfect for a lunchtime ride out:
Old:
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-B2y-fYHhTgs/Ua83mcaRWiI/AAAAAAAABR0/q3Jg067faOA/s912/bt2.JPG
Leonard Court, MortlakeIt turns out Leonard is the patron saint of prisoners
New:
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-NGjDmWIZRG0/Ua83lbtLG7I/AAAAAAAABRw/iwbYJK8a5BQ/s720/bt1.JPG
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• #12460
I like you, you can stay.
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• #12461
Cluuuuue! :)
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• #12462
Not Leonard, but here lyeth in his oanely resting place PJ, a bit of a Leonardo, a Regency ray harryhausen, charlatan and snake oil salesman
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• #12463
old
new
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• #12464
Thanks BQ - less haste more speed...
The pulled pork sandwich from Pickle and Rye en route was delicious. http://www.pickleandrye.com/
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• #12465
So I explain:
I'm attempting cryptic clues for the first time. I have decided to change it as it didn't work.
It could be said that the shine of the previous tag would be lessened by the use of this one.
Shine= sheen
Take the shine off- bomb shelter (yes I realise they are anti aircraft).2nd clue because tmw is going to be sunny too...
This part for the street name (contains name of street and type of street)
A sensible saint to sollicit, should you be sentenced to a stretch in his session.This part for what sort of thing you're looking for on le google:
Specifically if seeking sanctuary from sinful shot.Saint Leonard- patron saint of prisoners.
Sentenced to a stretch = court
And bomb shelter againLunchtime Clue: (for location):
Taking a line directly south from tag #182 will show you where this clue is.It is directly downwards...
Ok, new clue for afternoon viewers.
*BOB'S HELMET TR*ial went well, though the laps of the park meant he bonked and needed to grab a Rye and Pickle.
That gives the location, what it is, and should be enough.Bobs helmet tr= bomb shelter t (cos I can't spell right)
And pickle and rye is next doorIts ages since I've got a tag, but this was perfect for a lunchtime ride out:
Old:Leonard Court, Mortlake
New:
(see below)It's in east sheen! But next to mortlake station indeed.
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• #12466
Glad you liked the sandwich- they are really good!
Also at will my last clue was barely cryptic...
I was getting desperate with clues tbh.
I thought people would get it quicker...But I do apologise.
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• #12467
Finally!
That frame looks huge, what size is it?
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• #12468
Genuinely thought I had it. Until I realised I hadn't when I got there. D'oh.
Close enough right?-St Dunstan's Church Stepney
http://static.lfgss.com/attachments/68769d1370469540-image.jpg
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• #12469
Preeetty sure you're missing something there..
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• #12470
Like the correct fucking church?
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• #12471
Like the correct fucking church?
was thinking the correct tree, but i guess you're right too.
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• #12472
Yay. Another church.
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• #12473
Blessed are the cheesemakers
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• #12474
I mainly hang around in cemeteries - my last tag was a mausoleum too.
Today's clue:
Roundabout here, under the cherry trees, lies another painter, proud Englishman, who would not have thought much of PJs frenchified waysframe's a 63, not quite big enough really...
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• #12475
nice bike
old
Oops I may have added an extra T in my anagram.
BOB'S HELMET t*R*ial
Or
BOSH TREMBLE
Apologies...
Further clue disassembly- the last part of the clue is related to a place about 3 doors down which does excellent American diner food.