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UK Mountains and rivers

frannie38 | 16:31 Fri 21st Aug 2009 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Please can anyone help.
No 8 This could have been a wheeled hawk.
No 22 A pale asp.
both these are rivers (number of letters not known.)
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O. K. LAST NEWT (1 mountain & 1 river.)
PAY TOWN FYNE ( 1 mountain & 1 river)
both these are anagrams
grateful for any help.

Boobs and Brass

Daily Mail 18 August

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Jumbuck

22 Whiteadder

frannie38

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Thank you, jumbuck

Jumbuck

You're welcome - I've had no luck with the others though, maybe bumping this back into the recent posts list might bring it to more people's attention.

Jumbuck

OK LAST NEWT = Knott (mountain) Swale (river)

d'oh - i've just twigged that the anagrams are not a single name shared by a mountain and a river but 2 separate names...

Jumbuck

PAY TOWN FYNE = Pan Y Fan (mountain) Towy (river)

Jumbuck

* should be PEN Y FAN

Jumbuck

8 BARROW

dictionary definitions:

barrow - a cart, typically having 2 wheels, used by street vendors

hawk = to offer for sale, as in the street (so a wheeled hawk could mean from a barrow)

frannie38

Question Author

Many many thanks. You have really saved my day.
frannie

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