Posted by Ringo on 2nd February 2012
A very enjoyable puzzle, this one, I thought. Plenty of variation, one or two devilish (possibly too devilish) devices, and I even learnt a new word. Thank-you, Alberich.
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Posted by Eileen on 2nd February 2012
I thoroughly enjoyed this puzzle from Brummie – I just wish it had lasted longer! There is some clever, witty cluing, with amusing surfaces, and a number of interesting references for me to look up.
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Posted by RatkojaRiku on 2nd February 2012
We have vintage Nestor on display this morning in a puzzle that truly showcases his brilliance as a compiler – and my lack of brilliance as a solver, alas.
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Posted by Sil van den Hoek on 2nd February 2012
Monday Prize Crossword/ Jan 23
When the name of the setter is Gaff, there must be something going on in the world around us. Remember the Royal Wedding or Swan Upping? The theme of this puzzle was rather obvious and not even thát cryptically clued in 10,29. A puzzle full of dragons.
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Posted by Pete Maclean on 2nd February 2012
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of January 21, 2012
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