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But if searching near

Kyle

of Lochalsh, they might find some Bog Myrtle which has a pleasant scent.

Should they also be wearing (+t)

hairnets

if they are handling food items?

You would also see a (f to e)

hawser

or two

They might diagnose a problem within the

alimentary

canal

Cool!!

Those are great (-l)

phrases

If the hyssop is particularly juicy it would go (+l)

splosh

Any chance it's leading to Eyam in Derbyshire? (I have been to Lyme Regis. As a big Jane Austen fan I had to go and walk along the Cobb. The walks on my trip to Northumberland are further north than Meldon. It's only a weekend, one day is along the coast as previously mentioned and the other in the ...

(Spookily, I've just had an email from the walking holiday company I use a lot that included a special offer for the Northumberland coast and one of the walks visits Dunstanburgh. I've booked it, obviously!)

I've visited Dunstanburgh Castle, I don't remember seeing any ghosts but it was a

really

long time ago (and during the day which might be more significant!)

Is anyone in the US going to get a good view of the solar eclipse? In the UK I'm far enough west that I would get a few minutes of a partial eclipse just before sunset, except it looks like its going to be overcast then (as usual when anything interesting is happening in the sky!)

Especially if they were to get (l to y)

smoochy

Did you go anywhere near the Afon

Ddu

?

Is that a (+c)

solecism

or efficient recycling of ideas?

One

of the last speakers, you say (well Wikipedia, to correctly cite sources), interesting.

Or by a (-a)

Holstein

cow

Happy Birthday!

Brilliant. Love pine martens

It would seem appropriate to have

Seal

on backing vocals

It would be more fun than an afternoon in a (-n)

steamie

(Scottish slang for a public wash house - not as racy as it sounds!)