Where was I

[jwbr]

I have the town , I think ,but can't work ou the "bibulous structure" . Menai Bridge is close but not sure. ta for any help

[Dodger666]

What's the full clue?

[jwbr]

Hi The comp is called Where was I in the Sunday times. There are no clues as such but a text that asks questions.

[boxtops]

please give us the full text, then!

[sandyRoe]

Anglesea Arms seems a popular name for pubs, bibulous structures.

[writesbad]

Hi jwbr

There is an informal convention on AB not to simply give the answers to Where Was I?
It's not like a crossword with lots of clues, to which you might need some help with a few.
I hope you don't mind me mentioning this.

Having said that, if you think you have found a nearby structure, see if you can find any "bibulous" reference to it in literature.

All the best
writesbad :-)

[jwbr]

ta writesbad. I'm not expecting the answers . I think I have the politician. But am stumped about first question. Funny thing is ,I know the area well. Ta for your comments and good luck. I will 2play2 with 2bibulous.

[writesbad]

Good luck, jwbr. The setter mentions "wasting Chablis perhaps", and there is a clear literary association. Let me know how you get on!
w :-)

[ManxHatter]

Check out your Lewis Carrol

[writesbad]

Welcome to AB, ManxHatter
:-)

[jwbr]

Thanks all but am still flummixed - what is wrong with me this week? Is the chablis connection from Alice? Tried googling but...good luck to you all

[ManxHatter]

Thank you for the welcome WB. Not sure what the etiquette here is, but don't think just the answer should be given. I have been doing the WWI quiz for about ten years and the fun is in "the chase".
Stick with Alice, JWBR, and your earlier thought - you're almost there.

[writesbad]

Thanks, ManxHatter. I think you have got it exactly right.

jwbr - there is an old saying: stop whining and start wining. This will bring you to where you want to be. ManxHatter has put you on the right track.

Let us know!