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UK Towns & villages who's name includes something found in a house, eg fixtures , fittings or contents

Bubster | 10:40 Thu 11th Feb 2010 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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1. Doormouse ladder altered no seam (6 4)
2. Ie stags bonk here
3. It Hurtles around
4. Half a panda, Deva

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1 DURDLE DOOR - anagram of 'dormouse ladder' without the letters of 'seam'

3 TILEHURST = anagram of 'it hurtles'

4 CHICHESTER - Chi-Chi was famous panda, Deva = roman name for Chester

no 2 is anagram of ie stags bonk

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