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mightymouse | 21:30 Sat 17th Mar 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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1d Worrying about South, or distance in another direction.
e.s.i.g. I thought ensuing, couldn't think why...perhaps it is easting?

45a Saw 40% off tree by swinging on it. I have "noticed", but why???

33d Pointless procedure to pierce only with point. 6-2-3.

Think I have got the rest, a little easier than last week, but now I am brain-dead!

Thanks for any help.

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Argee2

1dn. Could be eating (worrying -as a bone) round S and easting is another direction.

Argee2

45 ac. On it backwards (swinging) and cedar without the ar gives you noticed (saw).

Ont-ice

I think easting: If the following helps?
2. part of map reference: the first part of a map reference that shows how far east a point lies from a reference line running from north to south

mightymouse

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Many thanks.