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Whitby Gazettee Crossword

Donaldinho | 16:47 Sat 16th Mar 2019 | Crosswords

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Last Thursday I printed the clue: "Stop counting the steps and follow in the steps of the poet." The answer was an anagram of - AMCETOSONRDD.

I have since found out from my older, wiser brother the answer is

Caedmons Fort - Its a memorial erected in 1898 to England's first known poet.
Sorry for giving such an obscure clue and thanks for everyone's help and patience!

Irish News Cryptic

Iq 1586

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Neveracrossword

An ABer posted that answer - I remember seeing it.

Mamyalynne

Was it not - Caedmons Trod as was answered on your thread ?

Neveracrossword

Sorry, I've since looked back and the answer given was different!

Mamyalynne

https://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Quizzes-and-Puzzles/Crosswords/Question1650025.html

ProfessorMaisie

It is CAEDMON'S TROD Donaldinho.
The path that leads up to Whitby abbey is called 'Caedmon's trod', alongside it runs the 199 steps that people count on the way up - (hence the clue - 'Stop counting the steps and follow... the poet').

Mamyalynne

I tried to get Donald's attention to your answer, but alas - no response Maisie.

Captain2

Agree with The Prof - it can't be 'Fort' anyway - there isn't an 'F' in the anagram letters

ProfessorMaisie

Thank you Mamyalynne - I have a feeling he's going to miss it again!

Are you there Donaldinho? I think you're from the area, so you've probably walked that way up to the abbey a few times.

ProfessorMaisie

You're quite right Captain2.