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Birds And Money Quiz

Cate_gory | 16:54 Fri 28th Dec 2012 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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I would be pleased to receive any help with these.
Part 7,places on a route through the U.K.
U.S.toilet needed fourpenny coins.(4,1'6)
Arrange a chisel to make money,it's not true
$ (6)
Maybe use this dosh L (5,7)
G
t no higher spondulics,no disco rearranged(8,2,6)

Ben prying?Ed will sort that out.Many thanks in anticipation

Mammals Qui

What Is Santa Bringing You?

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KUSTARD

John o' Groats

KUSTARD

Dollar

KUSTARD

Sorry Category but I can't tell where the other clues start and end!

zingo1327

toilet is John O'Groats.

boxtops

I don't understand the layout of the questions....

slaney

4. Houghton le Spring - anagram of 'Got no higher spondulics' minus disco.

Salty

Are you sure this is just Birds and Money? "Maybe use this dish" is an anagram of South Shields and the one after is an anagram of Houghton Le Spring (assuming the first word of the clue should be "got"), so perhaps they are UK places?