Sunday Tribune

[marjanne]

11dn Standing stones near Slane in Co Meath. I have g--n-e--e-h. It looks lik GRANGE ----- I know newgrange but mcan't find any variations of the area. Also 43dn I have A---A, Kalahari Bushmen in AA to obtain eastern posture.

[tango2008]

The answer 43d is asana i think

[marjanne]

Thanks tango 2008, think you're right, its a yoga posture

[tango2008]

what did you get for 34 across and 31 down also is 32 across pliers also stuck for 11 down

[marjanne]

31Dn is rectify, an anagram of certify, think so anyway. 34 down is Tawse, its a scots word for belt or thong!!

[nearlythere]

11d - Grangeteeth

[nearlythere]

Marjanne - it was late when I answered you last night and misspelt the answer - it is Grangegeeth. sorry.

[marjanne]

Thanks, nearlythere, I had looked that up by then. It is the name of a place in Slane, but nowhere does it say anything about standing stones. But it seems to be the only thing it can be. You must be like me, doing crosswords late into the night!!