St Where Was I? 18/06/17

[Flonska]

Good Morning, Good Goalie,

After last week's deep folly in the castliehodes, we are treated to another trip out with the puzzler being accompanied by "NCF." Good to see that they appear to have remained friends for so long among the inevitable paper shuffling routines.

I thought it fairly straightforward o focus in upon the area to find the answers. The only question I have is if the inclusion of (or not) and/or, the position of the ' if so included will be the "tie breaker" to determine who gets the trip to Brighton?

[Flonska]

^ s/be "to focus" - fat fingers again - sigh!

[goodgoalie]

Morning, Flon. Yes, pretty easy this week - wish he hadn't given the name of one of the works of the poet! 'Fraid I don't understand your last para - do you mean should the cave have an apostrophe?

Wonder if comerton will surface again....

[Flonska]

GG, thank you for your response.

Some sources of information state the name of the cave without an '.
Others include an ' but there are variations. Either it's 's (before-singular) or s' (after-plural). I was just curious as to whether or not the:-

(a) inclusion or absence of the '

or, if included,

(b) its position in the answer would be a material factor that would determine who wins the prize?

I agree about the inclusion of information that puts solvers right into the heart of the location without having to do much research. This seems to be a bit of a trait of late.

[goodgoalie]

I've just spelled it without any S on the end!

[Flonska]

Copy that!

Should we be the only two to answer thus then, in equity, the prize may or perhaps, should be apportioned equally - but do not hold your breath!