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novalis | 13:17 Mon 05th Feb 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Have solved all clues but has anybody worked out the location ( presumably somewhere in Scotland ) and the two means of approach?

Any help greatly appreciated. Thanks

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ulysses100

There are seven items that can be preceded by Scotch.
To reach Scotland traditionally in the song is one to take the high road and the other to take the low road -- but I cannot find these references in the grid. Can you get any inspiration from this novalis ?

novalis

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Thanks! Id got that far and I've looked in vain for cryptic references to the high and low roads. I'll keep on looking.

Novalis.

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gco2005

Work out what area of the grid all the Scotch answers are in and you have the location. The roads are not high and low but more mundane letter numbers combinations

ulysses100

I'm not sure whether this will appear twice now -- my previous message disappeared !

Thanks gco2005 I managed to solve this earlier, when I saw that there were two A-roads hidden in the grid that diverge at about Newcastle. Sneaky !

novalis

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Thank you for your help Ulysses 100 and GCO 2005. Hope i can reciprocate some time.
Best wishes with your puzzling and solving.

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