Daily Telegraph Cryptic 436 27/02/17

[Dickiedot]

5a Means to go on a lake, whatever the circumstances (6) (6) ?l?a?s

[Captain2]

seen answered as 'shoals'?

[fiction-factory]

seen as shoals

[fiction-factory]

Not sure how it parses though

[Captain2]

That's when it was in The Independent though?

[Dickiedot]

thanks Captain and FF I've been working along those lines but for the life of me can't see why

[scorpiojo]

Are you sure of the letters, Dickie?

[Dickiedot]

think I'll sleep on it.. lol

[scorpiojo]

Always? A l(ake) ways

[Captain2]

No, me neither Dickie (had me puzzled this afternoon)

[Dickiedot]

Hi Jo happy with the a and the s getting the l from lake

[scorpiojo]

Hi Dickie...look up ^ :)

[Captain2]

Nice one Jo - just have to decide which paper it's in! and it was in The Times over a year ago.

[scorpiojo]

;o)

[Dickiedot]

thanks Jo so 6d Stop holding match after holidays (5,2) l?a?e?o becomes leave go

[scorpiojo]

Stop holding - leave go
Leave (holidays) go (match)

[Dickiedot]

Captain it's in the telegraph today under win prizes. every Monday they have a quick, a cryptic and GK all for the winning of £50 I've won twice and Danny at least three times lol

[scorpiojo]

Fix ;o)

[Dickiedot]

Thanks Jo ;-)

[Dickiedot]

Jo, Not a fix, honest, thanks, off to snooze goodnight

[scorpiojo]

Lol..thanks, Dickie. Goodnight :)