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London Tube Stations

tweedie | 16:35 Tue 10th Jun 2008 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Answers are names of London Tube Stations any help would be appreciated.
1) You cannot swim or sail in THIS broad, curved inlet of the sea!
2) I suppose you could describe a creek as this.
3) In Persian mythology a genie or fairy, followed by a farewell!
Re Q3 - I think the genie or fairy could be Peri so could it be Perivale if so could someone tell me why vale is a farewell.

17 across

QFC. sport & leisure

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shaneystar2

3 Perivale

shaneystar2

Sorry ..must read posts properly !
Peri is fairy and Vale is a farewell ..Valediction ..Latin

tweedie

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Grazie

jack daniels

this might help

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_London_Un derground_stations

JUNKMAN

1 bayswater ??

tweedie

Question Author

Could be - I've been on the London Underground website before posting my questions and did wonder if it could be Bayswater or Crossharbour, Pontoon Dock or Gallions Reach.

JUNKMAN

Bay fits the definition - broad, curved inlet of the sea - better than the alternatives, I think.

tweedie

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Yes - think you are right - Cheers

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