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Walk (Ramblers' Association mag.)

tony keates | 10:30 Wed 08th Mar 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Seems harder this month!

1d. Explorer, for example, doesn't show? End up getting involved with a PM.(8). I have ???A?P??

19d. Popular fabric for a fleece or pectoral woolly(8). I have P?L???E?

Answers to these might just push me ona bit - though I might be back

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19 is Polartec (woolly ordering of letters in pectoral, ie. anagram)

1 looks like Unmapped (Explorer being the OS map, so not shown on a map) - anagram

1d. Unmapped ? (anag: end up a PM)

Sorry Quizmonkey - blank screen when posted. ja

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Thanks so much Quizmonkey and john alex - that was so quick!

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