Cryptic caves

[andys]

Try this spot in the same system.....

"Makes lunch also in shopping complex." ( 9,4 )

 

[grahams]

Molluscan Hall?

 

[andys]

That's the spot - your go!

 

[grahams]

Dr Who's unpredictable reptilian people are at this well known Dales spot (6)

 

[Graigwen]

I found it a bit tricky to find a "well known Dales spot" described by a single six letter word. However, there is plenty of their stuff at MALHAM, for instance propping up the tarn.
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[Maj]

Lizard Pot??

 

[ChrisB]

Norber?

 

[Tricky Dicky]

Yordas??

 

[grahams]

That's the place ChrisB. Home of Dr. Who's Silurian erratics.

 

[ChrisB]

Might be full of marmalade? (9,3)

 

[grahams]

Robinsons Pot?

 

[Fulk]

Robinson's Pot? . . . . errrrr . . . sorry grahams . . . I typed this yesterday but forgot to post it, posted it today then noticed your guess.

 

[ChrisB]

Robinson's it is. Over to you, grahams, unless you want to hand it to Fulk.

 

[grahams]

It's yours if you want it Fulk. I haven't dreamed anything up as yet.

 

[Fulk]

Cheers – try this:

The Spanish flee followed by mixed-up short lover – olé (8,3)

 

[Fulk]

Oh dear . . . I've just realized that the letter count is wrong and I've looked in the appropriate guide book and found out that there's a bit missing from the name of this cave/pot – although it sounds complete as it is.
Anyway, to make it a bit easier, the missing word is an anagram of 'stew'. (So it's 8,4,4). Sorry about that!

 

[andybrooks]

And there I was thinking it was Elbolton 'ole.

 

[Fulk]

Ha-ha-ha-ha, andy, I'll give you that – what with my cock-up; it is, of course, Elbolton Hole West.

 

[andybrooks]

OK - this one's pretty straightforward:
Wave thick rib wildly (8, 4)

 

[grahams]

Birkwith Cave?