That's the one 👍 fire away then rm128!
rm128 Active member Jun 24, 2023 #5,742 OK then, try this: “Summit around eradicating overdosing on Leck Fell” (6, 3)
rm128 Active member Jun 25, 2023 #5,744 Well worked out Andy. Summit => CREST Around eradicating overdosing => AROUND without OD => A RUN Take it away...
Well worked out Andy. Summit => CREST Around eradicating overdosing => AROUND without OD => A RUN Take it away...
andys Well-known member Jun 25, 2023 #5,745 Super. Try this one then... Pitch surface - and definitely not a surface pitch! - in NC1 ( 3,4 )
andys Well-known member Jun 28, 2023 #5,746 Clue time then? So although this is NC1, its also east of Grassington.......
rm128 Active member Jun 30, 2023 #5,747 The Ramp in Sleets Gill sort of fits the clue, but isn't East of Grassington. The Turf in Goyden seems to fit the clue slightly better and is East of Grassington.
The Ramp in Sleets Gill sort of fits the clue, but isn't East of Grassington. The Turf in Goyden seems to fit the clue slightly better and is East of Grassington.
rm128 Active member Jun 30, 2023 #5,749 Great stuff. To avoid ping-ponging, and as I’m away for most of the next week, I’ll let someone else jump in with a clue. Don’t be shy...
Great stuff. To avoid ping-ponging, and as I’m away for most of the next week, I’ll let someone else jump in with a clue. Don’t be shy...
F Fulk Well-known member Jul 2, 2023 #5,750 How about this: Dreadnought coming through in a Dales cave (10.7)
RobinGriffiths Well-known member Jul 3, 2023 #5,754 A clue (of sorts). Classic Yorkshire area. Its cartographic prominence is not subterraneanealy matched.
A clue (of sorts). Classic Yorkshire area. Its cartographic prominence is not subterraneanealy matched.
C ChrisB Active member Jul 3, 2023 #5,755 Kail Pot sounds like a leafy vessel, with the right number of letters, but not hyphenated?
RobinGriffiths Well-known member Jul 3, 2023 #5,756 That's the place. Naughty me using hyphen instead of a comma.
C ChrisB Active member Jul 4, 2023 #5,759 Marble Sink it is, Trogger (gardening tools because of the area it's in). Over to you.