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Where was I - Sunday Times

roboanna | 19:59 Sun 03rd Jun 2012 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Any help please with the structure for question1, aware question 2 is on The Orme. Struggling this week. Thanks

sunday post easy

sunday post cryptic

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brainiac

Pretty sure the structure is the Menai Bridge, as it fits with the route taken (first town is Bangor), tho not sure what the literary connection is. The Australian Prime Minister is William Morris Hughes.

roboanna

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Thank you - think it may be about Alice in wondrland. The Tea party is in my head but cant make the literary connection. Good luck to you

roboanna

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The bridge is mentioned in Through the Looking glass in the chess move

ossian

Identifying the route this week was fairly straightforward with great precision in all measurements and you are probably right is identifying the structure as Telford's Menai Bridge. I don't get the bibulous bit though. Did Telford have a reputation as a drinker? He, apparently, was very congenial company, but Chablis....never!!

Stu

roboanna

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In the book he talks about covering Menai Bridge in wine to stop it rusting

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