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Ft 15,258

Gerdalund | 22:31 Sat 04th Jun 2016 | Crosswords

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This is just to say that I thought that Redshank's clue to 16 across was brilliant. "Royal couple simply carry on." 9 letters. PHIL AND ER.

Mail Giant Crossword. Saturday.

Cryptic

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Mamyalynne

Yes, I liked that.

brainiac

Agree, very clever. Thought there were some good ones in The Times today - particularly liked: "Book a place to sleep - woman's coming round" (4,4)

Jackdaw33

Give me some letters so I can have a go.

scorpiojo

?D?? ???E

Mamyalynne

I liked that too, been some good ones this weekend.

brainiac

Just to say: Redshank is Duggie Anderson, who also sets as Crucible in The Guardian, and Radian in The Independent. I know they never will, but I wish The Times and Telegraph would start using pseudonyms. I like knowing who's set the crossword, and being able to recognise favourite setters, and ones I'm not so keen on. Thought today's Times was quite tough. A Dean Mayer?!

Jackdaw33

Sorry, Scorp, nothing clicks. Another couple of letters perhaps?

Mamyalynne

He's been quiet on here lately has Dean/Anax.

scorpiojo

?D?? ?E?E

brainiac

First letter is A

Oldred

Adam Bede

scorpiojo

I think you'll get it now, Jack ;o))