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Well Known Places in Britain

Quizmaster | 21:20 Tue 25th Apr 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

4 Answers

1 Schoolboys are well suited

2 Play with marbles in this cove

3 Toilet with a large wreath on it

4 Ancient victor found above Aberdeen

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JoolsTwo

1. Eton?

earthakitten

Perhaps this is a play on words too far but what about Torbay... Taw is a way of playing marbles by flicking it out of the hand by the thumb...bay = cove...Would this constitute a place or do they need to be towns . If this a stupid reply, in my defense, I'm not hot on cryptic. xx

atoach

Macduff for #4 ?

Storm Chaser

I think the answer to 2 is Purbeck - Purbeck Cove (in Dorset), gives its name to Purbeck Marble, a form of limestone which can be polished to resemble marble.

Toilet with large wreath on it could be Waterloo.

Ancient victor above Aberdeen is probably the town of Macduff - it's above Aberdeen on the map, and the character of that name beats Macbeth in Shakespeare's play.

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