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seekeerz | 23:19 Fri 11th Oct 2019 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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Here are today's shaded clues for you -


12a Vitamin C-rich scarlet fruit of the wild rose, found in hedgerows and woodlands in Autumn with haws [3]

19a With a variety crafted in the Venetian island Murano, a substance used for paperweights, perfume bottles or marbles with latticino swirls [5]

47a Platform associated with the phrase 'treading the boards" [5]

61a Actress who played Ma Larkin in the Darling Buds of May [6]


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HIP GLASS STAGE FERRIS
23:20 Fri 11th Oct 2019
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Well done, Mamya.
Thanks Steff and good evening all.

Well done Mamya, but you're slowing down; a whole minute to reply to Steff's post.
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morning mamya and tony ...both very quick off the mark today :))
Hiya twix, had a good evening ?
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and morning twix as well :))
Hiya Steff, well theres quick and then there is supersonic ;-)
Slow?? How very dare you ;-)
Hi Tony. Of course it was a good evening, spent in an old pub/hotel that used to be one of the last staging posts to London on the Canterbury / Dover roads.
LOL
I bet there was decent ale in there then, twix.
Proper Kent hops Tony. We've still got some local growers, but most of the oast houses have been converted into ultra-expensive homes alas !
oast houses have been converted into ultra-expensive homes alas !

More money in that than beer these day's, I'm afraid, twix.

There is an old brewery not to far away from me that there is talk of being converted into apartments ( closed down a few years ago ), shame really they used to brew the best mild in the country imo ( Highgate ). But it's a big building in the right part of town where property prices are high.
That's the trouble nowadays, money talks.

One of my close friends is a properly apprenticeship trained coppersmith, now officially retired. He used to have to go to one of the breweries in Burton upon Trent regularly to be re-certified in his welding techniques. He also rebuilt / refurbished the copper vessels at the Adnams brewery in Southwold; this is now a dying art/trade.
One of my close friends is a properly apprenticeship trained coppersmith

This is going to be a major problem in a few years time, twix. No proper replacements for the highly skilled tradesmen that are retired or not far away from retiring. I see it all the time in engineering.
Instead of properly hand beaten, in situ, copper, brewing vessels most likely will be robotically welded stainless steel pre-fabricated units, taking away the rustic charm, and probably the unique taste, from within the brewing industry.
Highly likely, twix.

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