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 lovely sunny Saturday morning, although when I set off for the supermarket first thing, it did feel decidedly autumnal.
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Daily Telegraph Cryptic No 30377 (Hints)
The Saturday Crossword Club (hosted by Gazza)
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Crypticsue has her hands full entertaining guests today so I’m providing a few hints for the Saturday Prize Puzzle.… Continue reading
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A dark and cloudy Saturday morning here in East Kent, although blue sky is now peeping through; whether there is enough blue to ‘make a sailor’s pair of trousers’ which is an expression Enid Blyton used to indicate that the weather might improve, is anyone’s guess.
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A gloriously hot and sunny morning to solve the Saturday Prize Puzzle which, today, actually appeared on the back page of the paper
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