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Perfect Partner

lwa99bgp | 15:13 Thu 23rd Jun 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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The clues should help you find the name of the Perfect Partner and in the domain we know best. e.g "The Sergeant takes the Salt" would be "Pepper".

1. Beaumont on the 17th century Stage - 8 letters, starting with "F".

2. Drag the Mouse - 4 letters, second being "R"

3. Station twinned with Shere - 8 letters, 4th being "S".

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kempie

1. Fletcher ... link

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Many thanks for a lightening quick response.

crofter

3. Gomshall and Shere ... Station?

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Thanks, I had been thinking the same thing but wasn't sure... However you have now convinced me Crofter.

Just number 2 to go, this one is really frustrating me.

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I have had a flash of inpiration (or is it perspiration today?) and think it might be "drop".

crofter

I was just about to send "drop and drag"!!!

An nice variation on the usual questions!

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