It is said that when Carlsberg opened a brewery in Northampton in 1973 it included a similar glass fronted box marked "In Case Of Emergency Break Glass". Inside the case was a home brew kit. .

Between Addy, who made the crucial identification of a Mare, and PeteHall who got the colour right, all the words are there. It is the Pool of the Grey Mare - Pwll y Gaseg Lwyd, near Abersychan. Grey Hair rhymes with Grey Mare. I have no idea how the machine came up with this, but it suggests...

I am just going into a Zoomed ResearchNet meeting and will not be available until this afternoon. So as not to prolong the agony here is a clue that makes the problem easy (or at least much easier). Both girls have ---- ---- Standing in the pool is a ---- ---- The colour is the same...

Wrong colour. Look for a common characteristic of the girls, then find a rhyme with the last clue. .

This is more sensible. I have seen the site looking pretty much like this.

I wonder if this AI machine is in fact a frustrated poet. Does it understand rhyme? Here is another alternative, with of course an unnecessary girl, but one physical characteristic it shares with the first image does I guess derive from the clue given - it rhymes.

Here is another alternative. This one is even less helpful. Now I start to understand how AI thinks one entrance to Ogof Draenen is in Yorkshire

No, but you got one word right (but you knew that anyway).

It was a very interesting presentation. It is 45 years since I was in Aillwee Cave, I ought to go back.. .

Good effort, but too rational. One word is correct. Reasons I think the clue is almost unanswerable: 1 The machine does not understand Welsh, so to get any half meaningful output the name had to be translated. 2 The answer is not a cave but a rather nice little karst landform. 3 The...

I am not responsible for what the machine produced. I have no sympathy with this thread and only answered by accident (I am still trying to get into Ogof Draenen by way of Bull Pot or Little Neath, as the machine suggested). I think this is just about an impossible clue.

Hunt Pot .

If I remember correctly, you need donkeys and a grandmother. How many kilometres of the Garonne did he turn green?

Digging the last few metres to connect Aggy to Daren Cilau would be a start, that will give you a 60+Km cave. .

I have used the threat of Bona Vacantia in the past in respect of a large asset - an aircraft hangar. Very large debts were not being paid by a company occupying the hangar and carrying on business from it. The company specifically stated in writing they did not own the hangar and did not know...

I am unconvinced that route planning for HS2 always took adequate account of geological hazards. In Cheshire a significant section of the route planned in January 2013 had to be re-aligned in November 2016 as it failed to take account of salt extraction and the after use of resulting cavities...

Am I right in thinking that while Section 34 (3) RTA 1988 makes parking on common land within 15 yards of a road not a criminal offence, Subsection 5 stresses S.34 does not "confers a right to park a vehicle on any land." so a civil remedy is still available for unauthorized parking within 15...

I share your hopes, but this is how Britain operates today. Offloading genuine debts is called efficiency. .

You will have to scavenge your own - second hand scaff from scrapyards (and you will still find Tony Donovan got there before you). Sometimes old boards are just abandoned on the roadside. .

Here is a properly boarded dig in south Wales. Twll Echel (Axle Pot)