Daily Telegraph Cryptic No 30473 (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 proper November morning with lots of bright sunshine but a very strong wind which appears to be coming straight from the North Pole. A perfect day to stay indoors and solve crosswords
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Daily Telegraph Cryptic No 30437 (Hints)
The Saturday Crossword Club (hosted by Gazza)
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I’ve been drafted in to provide a few hints for today’s Prize Puzzle. It has a high number of anagrams (nine by my count) so if you’re having problems with one of the clues I haven’t hinted there’s a good chance that it will be an anagram.… Continue reading
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A beautiful sunny day, but with quite a drop in temperature from those we have experienced in the last week or so, which meant I had to find a warm jacket before setting off for the supermarket early this morning.
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Another week has whizzed by and once again, I must work out what to say in my introduction to the Saturday Hints and which clues are likely to be most in need of a hint. Fortunately this Prize Puzzle didn’t take long to solve and so I should have plenty of time to get outside and enjoy the ‘extended summer’
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