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sddsddean | 17:36 Mon 29th Dec 2003 | People & Places
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These are all European(but not UK) towns and cities. Some clues are a bit iffy eg Schedule a lie in = book a rest = Bucharest. 1)Carried in a car for punctures, 10 maybe. 2) Mountainous area of Germany. 3) French threesome. 4) Injury picked up during a grilling. 5) Ill ant's ill, fed with Nitrogen. 6) Confused a strange latin quintet. 7) More than 24 hours in the making. 8) Home of the unfortunate tiger rider. 9) Throw out a purge. 10) Weatherfield proprietor. 11) Seen proverbially with little Dafydd
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7, Rome; 3, is menage a trois a place (sp)
4) Must be Berne.
3 Trieste(?)
3 will be Troyes.
8 is Riga. "There was a young lady of Riga, Who went for a ride on a tiger. They came back from the ride, With the lady inside, And a smile on the face of the tiger".
10) Britanny?
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Thanks all. Obvious when you see them!, though never heard of the tiger rider. Why do you think Brittany (actually thats an area rather than a town) Drafty? Keep them coming folks!
1) Ajaccio, France (Mum helped). 11) related to Gelert (welsh???)
2) is probably Bavaria
5) Tallinn (Estonia)
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Thanks Janet. I've been trying to work in jack somehow. How do you get the related to Gelert bit? Bavaria is an area rather then a town, so I don't think thats it. I'd thought of Tallin as well David, but couldn't quite make the clue work. Where does the S go for an anagram? Keep them coming!
Punctuation is often used in crosswords to confuse. Here, the s is just to show ILL ANT is ill, ie mixed up, plus N for nitrogen's symbol. So here, the s isn't part of the anagram, but part of the clue.
Beddgelert or Bethgelert is a town in Wales - I know a dog called Gelert & Dafydd is Welsh so it must be connected with the myth.
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Fair enough David. Problem with that Janet is that Wales was part of the UK last time I looked! Thanks anyway, keep trying; I am!!

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