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Cryptic clues = station name

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Calthrop

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You're on the right track with the verb; but have the wrong tense / mode. Off-beam with the other segment. (The unsophisticated" bit is significant -- indicates one of the habits of a certain "tribe" which featured in an entry of yours a little while ago.)
 

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You're on the right track with the verb; but have the wrong tense / mode. Off-beam with the other segment. (The unsophisticated" bit is significant -- indicates one of the habits of a certain "tribe" which featured in an entry of yours a little while ago.)
Ambergate?
 

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Ambergate is correct -- "Hamburg ate", as rendered by an H-dropper. Your floor !
 

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Bodorgan??? (in which name, the word "bog" has a considerable presence; otherwise, I've no idea :()
 

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Please might you learned scientific wallahs explain this last one, to science-moron me? (I take it that chemical symbols and such stuff, are involved.)
 

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Continuing up the slippery slopes of cryptology....here's one specially for an avid "reader" of our little club:-

Rearrange any English novel
 

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Harringay Green Lanes?
You are a star, Sir - well done!
Rearrange any English (anagram). Novel was the anagram indicator.
I was just on the point of offering another clue which would have been: - From this station, back in the days, you could have watched Tigers, Canaries & Cheetahs racing. See Harringay Stadium.

Over to you @DaleCooper
 

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You are a star, Sir - well done!
Rearrange any English (anagram). Novel was the anagram indicator.
I was just on the point of offering another clue which would have been: - From this station, back in the days, you could have watched Tigers, Canaries & Cheetahs racing. See Harringay Stadium.

Over to you @DaleCooper
Thank you, next clue:

Is this the route for Ely cathedral?
 

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