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Hitchin Rotary Quiz Friday December 21St 2012

maxymax | 13:08 Fri 21st Dec 2012 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Theme is "Sea & ships"
13.A pirate's victim's perambulation venue (9)
52.Exit for piratical victims(9)
The clues are so similar I am tempted to put gangplank for them both but maybe the second one could be overboard. Any other ideas welcome. Happy Christmas to all. Regards

Christmas Quiz Again!

Local Quizz - Any Help Appreciated

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bibblebub

13) gangplank

mazie

I'm sure I've seen 52 as Overboard

penelope2

Perambulation means' walking around'. So I'd go for Gangplank for 13a and Overboard for 52.

maxymax

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Thanks guys I think you are all probably right.My only concern is pirates make their victims walk the plank whereas a gangplank is to allow access both onto and off a ship.In other words not necessarily a forced exit.

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