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This small piece of kit is designed to make building your Quiz, Crossword or Puzzle question more effective. It should make finding your question easier for others and, the easier it is to find, the more likely someone is to answer it!

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Keith's Crossword

Secretime | 21:08 Fri 30th Aug 2013 | Crosswords

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5d - Castle near Rhynie makes me loser (anagram) L?SM?RE

Sunday Times 4552

Real People Issue 35

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Sam1960

lesmore

Secretime

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Hi Sam,
That is what I thought but I can't find any connection to a castle of that name around Rhynie. Any further info?

vakayu

Lesmore

Sam1960

googled it and it is listed under historical perspective for parish Rhynie

vakayu

Look at jenhoff at 11.o6 for explanation, sorry don't do links.

bibblebub

http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=43475

Rhynie and Essie, a parish, in the district of Alford, county of Aberdeen, 3½ miles (W. by N.) from Clatt; containing 1035 inhabitants, of whom 240 are in the village of Rhynie, or Muir of Rhynie. This place occupies the south-western portion of the ancient lordship of Strathbogie, granted by King Robert Bruce to the family of the Gordons, of whom Sir James Gordon took the title of baronet from the lands of Lesmore, in this parish, and of whose residence, LESMORE CASTLE, there are still some remains.

Secretime

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Thanks everyone for your most informative answers especially Bibblebub.

bibblebub

awwww, shucks

elliemay1

Bibblebub deserves Best Answer.

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