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shirls192 | 20:11 Mon 28th May 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Thanks all for your answers - a few more I am stuck with
1. The Wag is an Iron Age Homestead in which county. 2. In what year was the Edinburgh Festival first held. 3.Lorraine soup is named after whom. 4. What in medieval times was a mart. 5. Which Scot holds the land speed record.

Sunday Telegraph Prize Crossword

All answers are words or phrases with the word foot

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sddsddean

Andy Green holds the land speed record, but I don't know if he is a Scot.

sddsddean

2) 1947

shaneystar2

Forse Wag is in Caithness

jane mark 2

3. The cross of Lorraine was a symbol of Joan of Arc, maybe its named after her?

Ont-ice

This site gives a whole difference meaning to Lorraine stating that it may be a corruptiion of Soup a la reine in which case it would be named after the queen of England in the Regency period.
http://www.janeausten.co.uk/magazine/page.ihtm l?pid=85&step=4

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