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 warm but grey Saturday morning where we are hoping that the rain forecasted for tomorrow will actually arrive to save everything in the garden from dying through lack of water as we haven’t had rain for literally ages
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I wonder how many people know why Big Dave called the Saturday Hints post “The Saturday Crossword Club”.… Continue reading
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A misty start to Saturday morning here in East Kent where I’m delighted to say that the weather forecast appears to have been incorrect, as instead of rain we have some lovely sunshine and blue skies. Another delight was to find the crossword actually on the back page of the newspaper
Continue reading “DT 30281 (Hints)”
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An exceedingly straight-forward Saturday Prize Puzzle, with many of his favourite clue types and some double unches, left me in no doubt as to the name of the setter
Continue reading “DT 30275 (Hints)”
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Happy Easter from a grey and chilly East Kent – I’m hoping that the sun will come out soon and this afternoon will be as warm and lovely as it was yesterday
