Cryptic caves

[JasonC]

Indeed so, Andy - back to you 

 

[andys]

Lets see what this brings then....

"Possibly dingiest red formation in Three Counties?"    ( 3,5,6,5 )

 

[Fulk]

Sir Digby Spode's Inlet?

 

[andys]

Spot on Fulk - your go!

 

[Fulk]

Animal thieves – look out! ((8,4)

 

[aricooperdavis]

Poacher's Cave?

 

[Fulk]

8 minutes, aricooperdavis . . . maybe not a record, but not far off!!! Over to you.

 

[aricooperdavis]

Yay! Okay, how about...

'Early riser flips tips for tip' (6, 3)

 

[aricooperdavis]

Yay! Okay, how about...

'Early riser flips tips for tip' (6, 3)

Clues required? It's a cave South of the M5...

 

[Speleofish]

Bakers Pit?

 

[aricooperdavis]

Bakers Pit?

That's the one!

 

[Speleofish]

The eider gives the swallet (2, 9, 7)

 

[andys]

St Cuthbert's Swallet?

 

[Speleofish]

Correct. All yours

 

[andys]

OK try this one....

Let "Viva La Grocer!" echo around this one that's over the water. ( 7,5,4 )

 

[rm128]

Coolagh River Cave?

 

[andys]

That's the one - your go!

 

[rm128]

"A collection of episodes about an abrasive cutting tool featuring that woman in a substantial Dales pothole" (3, 7, 6)

 

[rm128]

Time for a clue.

Think: “about (an abrasive cutting tool)” (7)

 

[andys]

AH! Its one of them "clue to a clue" clues. Work out that the abrasive tool is a GRINDER, then anagram it and stuff "that woman" = HER in it. Then append "episodes" = SERIES on the end and you get RED HERRING SERIES. But IMHO "clue to a clue" is overly mean LOL