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Buxton Mountain Rescue

granny grump | 20:16 Thu 19th Jun 2014 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Last 3 please can you help - answers are place names in the British ilses and contain a body part

1. Could be Tea or nut, pause, open land (12)
8. Sounds like a Scottish turnip or swede (5)
16. Vehicle plus boys name (10)

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Things To See, Do, Hear Or Learn About At 'the Rural'

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Captain2

1 Chest-er-field

Evening grannygrump

Fibonacci

Scttoish word for turnip/sweded - neeps
there is a place called Kneep ?
http://www.gazetteer.org.uk/search.php?type=sw&place=kneep

Captain2

8 Kneep (Scottish Gaelic: Cnìp) is a village on the Isle of Lewis in the parish of Uig, Lewis, in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland.

Fibonacci

apologies for typos - scottish and swedes

Fibonacci

16 Carmichael ?
http://www.gazetteer.org.uk/view.php?placeid=7993

granny grump

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Evening Captain & Fibonacci - For the Scottish turnip/swede I could only think of Tumpsh which is what my dad used to call me and my sisters and that didn't fit.

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