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Towns & Villages In Kent.

oldboar20 | 10:00 Mon 29th Jun 2020 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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These are all places in the County of Kent.

1. Paternal Road 3,6
2. Is this track remotely controlled 9
3. No dressing down 6
4. Little Allan uses public health 5
5. Over top and the only colour is black 6

Thank you.

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Calibax

4 Aluph?

Calibax

5 Otford

JJ109

5. Otford
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otford

oldboar20

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Thank you Calibax & JJ109. You are probably right with Aluph which fits the cryptic solution although all i can find is a place called Boughton Aluph.

oldboar20

Question Author

Correction to No. 3. should be NOT dressing down.

Calibax

^There's a Little Aluph as well but I must admit I couldn't find Aluph on its own,

oldboar20

Question Author

I think Little Aluph would fit better allthough it does only seem to refer to a holiday cottage rather than a place. Will keep searching!

henbreeder

Aluph does seem to fit, but unless you've got Boughton at the front, there is no such place in Kent. I've lived here over 70 years and there's not much I don't know about my home county! Can't help you with any, I'm afraid. Otford sounds right for 5.

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