Sunday Toughie No 248 by Beam
Full Review by Gazza
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This puzzle was published on 25/10/26
Beam has given us a pretty gentle puzzle this week.
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Sunday Toughie No 248 by Beam
Full Review by Gazza
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This puzzle was published on 25/10/26
Beam has given us a pretty gentle puzzle this week.
Continue reading “Sunday Toughie 248 (full review)”
Sunday Toughie No 248
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After a long day at the York Sloggers and Betters, I met old and new friends and would like to thank John Henderson and Jane Teather for organising this highlight of the cruciverbalists’ year. I was relieved to find a gentle Beam puzzle when I got home.
All the Beam™ trademarks are there, no clue over 6 words, queens, sweethearts and initialisms. I hope you will have 15a this quite easily, but hints for half of 14a and 14d clues follow
If you get stuck, I may be able to give a nudge, just ask
Thanks to Beam for pandering to my musical tastes with 10a – obviously it leaps to the top of my COTT
Here we go, Folks…
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BD Rating – Difficulty ** – Enjoyment ***
Not overly difficult but an enjoyable start to the day. I rattled through this and then got on with the blog, while being continually harassed by three new additions to the family – kittens!
I haven’t done the normal daily cryptic yet, but in brief conversation with Gazza, he indicates that it is actually more difficult than this. So why not try both and let us know what you thought.