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Rail Crossword R826

TEDDYC | 18:40 Mon 22nd May 2017 | Crosswords

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Help please. Rail Magazine clue: 7d} Rustics observed at the entrance to station south of Norwich that closed in the 1950's. (6)
S?A?N? .

Rte Guide 22

Daily Telegraph Prize Crossword Herculis Monday May 22Nd 2017

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Flonska

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Swains?

19:13 Mon 22nd May 2017

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Flonska

Swains?

Lie-in King

Swains - difficult to find a ref but -

https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/swain

^ Am. Eng. Def 2

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swainsthorpe_railway_station

Perhaps it was known by the shorter name?

Lie-in King

Oh good, not just me that thought it might be that :-)

Flonska

Swain = syn with country lad i.e. a rustic

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/swain

Swainsthorpe Station closed 1954

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swainsthorpe_railway_station

Lie-in King

It would help if I'd paid attention to the clue, which asks for the "rustics observed at the entrance...", so - 'Swains(thorpe)' is a good bet, I think.

TEDDYC

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Thanks to everyone for your help. Appreciated. I was just stuck on this clue.

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