Upholland?
I like your thought-processes here; but, not the answer that I'm thinking of. (Attention directed to clue's second sentence.)
Upholland?
Whittlesea?Thank you !
Could be construed as a poetic description by a Dutchman (using our language) of how his compatriots increase their country's land area. (The place is, incidentally, located in a region where in the past, those folk gave us help vis-a-vis similar activities.)
Thank you.Correct -- "conceit" of whittling away at the (contiguous) sea ...
Uw beurt, Mijnheer Cooper.
That wouldn't be very cryptic, would it?Port Erin?
Very true....but I couldn't think of anything else on the spur of the moment! You could call it a 'tongue-in-cheek' response!That wouldn't be very cryptic, would it?
My clue may be convoluted but it's not that convoluted.Daft very probably, but in a different way -- how about Darley Dale, on the "heritage" Peak Rail line? -- thinking of Sir Walter Scott's novel PEVERIL of the Peak ...
My clue may be convoluted but it's not that convoluted.
At this rate your stock of franticity is going to run out very soon. Hatfield Peverel it ain't.Probably getting increasingly frantic -- Hatfield Peverel?
Hint time:Peveril (a restored Beyer Peacock from the Isle of Man) is here.
Perivale ?Identify the anagram indicator and discard the unnecessary fluff to find this LU station.
An anagram of "Peveril a", all the Beyer Peacock stuff was just misdirection. Your turn...Perivale ?
(Considering it's in my signature, I really should have got that )Perivale ?
Thank-you.An anagram of "Peveril a", all the Beyer Peacock stuff was just misdirection. Your turn...
Nothing doing there for me.Sandwich? Ham Street? London Tuna-and-cucumber? (I wish)
Not Bredbury.Bredbury? (your filling gets buried in bread??)
Not Egham.Egham?
This location once boasted a wonderful steam engine shed, stocked with Royal Scots and Jubilees.Sandwich - a perfect example.
This location once boasted a wonderful steam engine shed, stocked with Royal Scots and Jubilees.
Kentish Town is the correct answer. First shed out of St. Pancras. Over to you.Could it be non-food related as for example Kentish Town?
March?Neither of the above are correct - the steps are not physical objects. Can you charm yet another clue out of me??