Daily Telegraph Cryptic No 30251 (Hints)
The Saturday Crossword Club (hosted by crypticsue)
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Putting the words to lights – crossword clues explained in plain English
Saturday’s puzzles alternate between Peter Chamberlain, who is also known as Cephas, and another setter
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A bright and sunny Saturday morning, although you wouldn’t want to spend long outside as it would appear that the wind is coming direct from the North Pole.
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On a warm and windy morning here in East Kent, we have a fairly light and breezy Saturday Prize Puzzle.
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A pangram with several anagrams – there’s no doubt in my mind as to who set today’s Saturday Prize Puzzle
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Another chilly day here in East Kent where the sun is trying to decide whether it wants to come out or not, and while things hopefully improve outside, this leaves time for crossword solving in the warm
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A bright sunny, thankfully frost-free, Saturday morning brings a, slightly tricky in places, Saturday Prize Puzzle with a palindromic number
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Some very wet and windy weather means that this is the ideal day to be indoors solving crosswords. Continue reading “DT 30197 (Hints)”