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Walk magazine (ramblers) crossword

Gill1941 | 15:49 Wed 12th Mar 2008 | Quizzes & Puzzles

7 Answers

stuck on two.
11a. He had a rule about timing walks -"I shan't, I'm off!"(8) N?i?m?t?

19d. Mountains in Snowdonia needing shoring replaced. (7) ?c?n?g?

Not 100% sure about letters I've already got.
Any help gratefully received. Thank you

Radio Times Prize Crossword

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slipnot

Naismith (anagram of "I shan't I'm"). Google Naismith and the word 'walks' and you'll get it on Wikipedia site.

kettledrum

11a Naismith - anag 'I shan't I'm' ..... Naismith's Rule - allow 1 hour for every 3 miles distance + 30 mins for everything 1000 ft of climbing ( or something similar ! )

kettledrum

Rhinogs - anag 'shoring'

Gill1941

Question Author

Thank you both. Thought 19 was anagram of shoring so must have gone wrong on 22a.

One last one. 3d. could be a boundary rule overturned by Left. (4) ?a?l

BigMac

Wall

Law (rule overturned = wal + L (by left) = WALL = boundary

slipnot

Wall? Which is a boundary. If you overturn the word 'law' and add an 'l' for left.

Gill1941

Question Author

Thank you all. Can now get back to the Rainbow Quiz!

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