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british towns/cities

taff2008 | 16:40 Thu 16th Jun 2011 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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all things tidy and correct here (6)
souns like a top or cover (4)
spanner definitely from the south (10)

Heage faces

things seen on the roadside

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grasscarp

middle one is Lydd

sandyRoe

You sure there's 6 in the first one? It looks like Bristol. 'Ship shape and Bristol fashion.'

grasscarp

is one definitely six letters? There is all ship shape and Bristol fashion for being tidy and correct.

mojohnson

yes - I wanted to say Bristol too

mike11111

The last one is either ????bridge or Bridge????

grasscarp

last one could be Shawbridge

bulliver

last one Bridgnorth?

Djay

I thought the last one might be Birmingham, seeing it is called the 'toolshop' of England

jd_here

How about BRISTO' then?

grasscarp

My explanation of Shawbridge is a bridge is a spanner as it spans across the river, and definitely is sure (Shaw). And it is in the southern half of England. I may not be right but I think it is bridge rather than a tool type of spanner.

bibblebub

2 Lydd ?

bibblebub

sorry grasscarp, completely overlooked your answer right at the top

grasscarp

thats ok bibblebub. When I was a teenager I flew from Lydd to Le Touquet in a Carvair, with a car in the middle of the aeroplane and passengers sitting by the windows. Those were the days!

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