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Listener Crossword 4117 Great Expectations by Samuel
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Not finished yet, but I've got grid B, so I know two things already. There's an awful lot of pretty close to cold solving in Grid A, and I've got to get a bigger print out to have any kind of chance with the instruction. Best of luck, everyone.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The bigger grid definitely helps! Towards the end, I found it was possible to do some backwards solving on some of the more reluctant clues, making the last few rather less of a cold solve. I'm half inclined (if I can do the paperwork) to enter the tiny version. I suspect checking these is going to be something of a nightmare in Green Lane! Something to do in the run up to Christmas, I suppose.
Other than knowing what the answer is (though there are variant spellings) I still don't get 14 down. Does the clue parse well enough for others?
Other than knowing what the answer is (though there are variant spellings) I still don't get 14 down. Does the clue parse well enough for others?
Grid A completed but bewildered by 14d. I see only one entry with two possible spellings, but the wordplay eludes. Maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree!
I'm saving grid B for this evening. Mrs bobbycollins will be at her office meal so a rare Saturday evening with a bottle of wine and the crossword is in prospect. Simple pleasures.
I'm saving grid B for this evening. Mrs bobbycollins will be at her office meal so a rare Saturday evening with a bottle of wine and the crossword is in prospect. Simple pleasures.
Think I'll be barking by the end. Having finished B, I know where this is going, so anticipate a lot of coldish solving in completing A ... and where on earth did I put that new stanley knife blade? Easier than building a wren though! - and plenty of time to crack it as we won't be able to get out of here for a few days yet. Meanwhile there's a fair bit more track clearing to do to make sure we can get to and from the woodshed, so can't hang around. Merry Christmas everyone.
Thanks for the confirmation - still to see the wordplay.
Barking? Definitely.....just about to get ready for the trek to Fleetwood to watch Town v Newport, think of me:
"a youth (well), who bore, 'mid snow and ice, a banner with the strange device, Excelsior!" Game on - we have great ground covers at Highbury Avenue.
Barking? Definitely.....just about to get ready for the trek to Fleetwood to watch Town v Newport, think of me:
"a youth (well), who bore, 'mid snow and ice, a banner with the strange device, Excelsior!" Game on - we have great ground covers at Highbury Avenue.
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