Who's For A Game Of Mornington Crescent?

ToraToraTora | 12:54 Mon 19th Oct 2020 | ChatterBank

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I'll start : Marble Arch....

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Of all the things I thought New Judge wouldn't know about in British Culture, this wasn't one of them. Mornington Crescent is a national institution, man! Its origins can be traced back to 61 AD, when Boudicca thought it would be a good idea to make a game out of travelling around the country.

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What is Mornington Crescent?

haras2

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ah haras, unexpected early move there, I'm gonna have to go with Green park I'm afraid.

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just watch APG you'll figure it out....

Well thanks for that TTT don't think I'll bother.

Hatch end - illegal move that, unless it follows Headstone Lane.....

Bank

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it's ok Mush, under rule 132.1(c), if it's preceded by a name with an architectural feature.

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It doesn't matter
Have a guess

haras2

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You'll never catch up now

Its ok I've googled it - bit 'shady pines' for me :-)

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bit of a bread and butter move there, woofy, Embankment?

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easy one for both of those: Arsenal!

Ravenscourt Park

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nice try mush, baker street.

Every 18th turn allows a Rushton Variation, so - Chancery Lane

Hang on are we playing Lyttleton rules or the Parsons variation?

I'll invoke Stovold's 2nd amendment then

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