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All Change For The Tube

crofter | 11:45 Wed 29th Jun 2016 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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I have just received my entry for the Tube Quiz and was disappointed to have made a couple of errors, namely:
24. No meal ought on any account to include this. I put BURNT OAK
75. Historian heads urban area. I put CANNON STREET

Does anyone got the correct solutions?

I was quite pleased with my tie breaker:
Heads of Every Undereground Station Test Old Networks (6) EUSTON

Hey Ho!

Generalist

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JJ109

75. White City ?
There are plenty of historians with White as a surname

elliemay1

Do they not send the correct answers with your entry? Why not contact the setter and ask for correct solutions.

fiction-factory

Was there a historian called Canning (Canning Town)?

fiction-factory

I've been through them all and nothing obviois jumped out. Whatw a sthe thinking behind Burn Oak?
Has Ealing Common been used elsewhere? It occurred to me that the letters of NO MEAL and AC are in there. However it just leaves the letters of COM ING so is probably wrong
(Could be Clapham if said by someone in a Chinese accent to describe a meal.)