ChatterBank6 mins ago
Spectator 1924
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Greetings Speccieites! 'Cross-dressed' by Lavatch this week. My recent investment in the latest Brewer's is beginning to pay off.
http://www.spectator.co.uk/article_assets/arti cledir_10400/5200023/crossword.pdf
http://www.spectator.co.uk/article_assets/arti cledir_10400/5200023/crossword.pdf
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You will find in time that words will start to form in your mind as you read the clues and recognise the 'indicators' placed by the setter.
The main thing is not to be overawed by your first reading but take your time and methodically work through the clues and things will fall into place.
All the words in today's crossword can be found in Bradford which I think is essential for the serious solver.
Off to collect my daughter who is flying in for a few days so I may not be on line for a while.
K
You will find in time that words will start to form in your mind as you read the clues and recognise the 'indicators' placed by the setter.
The main thing is not to be overawed by your first reading but take your time and methodically work through the clues and things will fall into place.
All the words in today's crossword can be found in Bradford which I think is essential for the serious solver.
Off to collect my daughter who is flying in for a few days so I may not be on line for a while.
K
K, I am intrigued, that is the first time you have given any personal information as far as I know - either you are far more advanced in years than your very agile mind suggests, or you started solving cryptics at the age of 2 or so! Lovely!
However, I totally agree with you about the effects of crossword familiarity. I take far longer than you, but even familiarity with a certain crossword (this one or the AZED) makes it a far speedier process. Having the right books etc. helps too. Zita should be reassured and not feel slow or limited.
However, I totally agree with you about the effects of crossword familiarity. I take far longer than you, but even familiarity with a certain crossword (this one or the AZED) makes it a far speedier process. Having the right books etc. helps too. Zita should be reassured and not feel slow or limited.