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Food Or Drink From Where and In The Countryside

birdie73 | 18:32 Thu 01st Sep 2011 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Please can someone help me get these two quizzes in the post.
Food Or Drink from where
Still struggling with 31 Castle Spin (8,4)

In The Countryside.
42 Unwelcome Intruder (6)
47 One Two Or Three Wheels (8)

Thanks in advance for any help you can give me.

Radio Times Prize Crossword No 36

place names in the british isles

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emu777

47 answered before as bicycle

dxhound2003

Is this not the right answer for Castle spin ?

http://www.theanswerb.../Question1051788.html

boxtops

47 has been suggested as Cyclists - which makes sense, a cyclist can use one, two or three wheels.

Calibax

Balmoral Roll?

birdie73

Question Author

Thanks emu 777, dxhound2003 and boxtops for your help I have to admit I hadn't looked back at my previous posting but the answer sounds good although there no castle there now as I've Just googled it, but there was one way back.

birdie73

Question Author

Thanks Calibax I can't find a Balmoral Roll please tell me if you have or am I missing some other meaning.

treetops1

Its a loaf of bread
I would be more inclined towards this answer.

Calibax

Hi birdie73, I've seen a couple of references to it but i'm still not sure what it is!
e.g. this sandwich at John Lewis
Orange and maple chicken in a Balmoral roll £4.95

http://www.johnlewis....dstemplate.aspx?id=15

birdie73

Question Author

Thanks so much treetops1 and Calibax for your very helpful answers the menu sounds good in John Lewis, will have to give my local one a visit when I next venture into the big City. At last I can get that quiz away.

quinie

Hi,birdie, re no42.In one of my books a gatecrasher can be ligger A ligger can also be a type of footbridge.

birdie73

Question Author

Hi quinie hope you are well, thanks for your answer never heard of ligger will search my books tomorrow, but your explanation sounds good. Have to sign of for tonight & spend a little time with husband before bedtime.

birdie73

Question Author

Hi quinie, have searched my books also google & found your word for 42 Ligger, never heard of it before but you are never too old to learn. Thanks again.

quinie

Glad to help,birdie73.I had never heard of it either.Hopefully it is the correct answer.

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