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Macmillan Space Story
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"space exploration had certainly come a long way since the early days when the harmless sounding but deadly (8) and the (12) or the UFOs as they were known, terrorised unwary travellers"
answers are types of chewing gum, sweets, chocolates or chocolate bars, and somebody must know the answers please.!The 12 letter sweets are not a "flying saucer"(ie 2 lots of 6 words) because that comes elsewhere in the story.
answers are types of chewing gum, sweets, chocolates or chocolate bars, and somebody must know the answers please.!The 12 letter sweets are not a "flying saucer"(ie 2 lots of 6 words) because that comes elsewhere in the story.
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Thank you all for trying to help. I appreciate that. Most of the questions are mine Boxtops, because despite help from a few ABers I still haven't found a sweet of 1 word of 12 letters that fits the criteria for the story, ie they look like UFOs, and at the same time are deadly and terrorised travellers. As with anything space themed, the setters imagination has got us all guessing this time, and I hate to be beaten, but I do like to support the Macmillan cause.
Poodledoo. Are you sure about UFOs?
"harmless sounding but deadly---- (8) and the---- (12) or the---(1,1,2) as they were known, terrorised unwary travellers"
I can think of something different for that particular gap in the story which could mean that my suggestion of 'marshmallows' could fit. I can also think of another suggestion for the 8 letter space too.
Are you happy with your answers or would you like more clues?
"harmless sounding but deadly---- (8) and the---- (12) or the---(1,1,2) as they were known, terrorised unwary travellers"
I can think of something different for that particular gap in the story which could mean that my suggestion of 'marshmallows' could fit. I can also think of another suggestion for the 8 letter space too.
Are you happy with your answers or would you like more clues?