The Bish half of DASH is on duty this week as the Numpty is off-grid, and he always enjoys a puzzle by Eclogue: but what will it be this time?
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The Bish half of DASH is on duty this week as the Numpty is off-grid, and he always enjoys a puzzle by Eclogue: but what will it be this time?
Once again, my solution is free from Mathematica and other online programming solutions, although again I accepted my husband’s list of possible solutions to a 10- long 2-digit prime raised to a prime … Read more >>
There have been some stunning Listener crosswords this year and the competition for the Ascot Gold Cup will be fierce.
A neat preamble promises an interesting puzzle, from a new setter Horntail.
There’s a murmur of delight when the setter name Kea appears.
We see that this is Samson’s ninth Listener crossword and the second time he has set a circular one.
Dave Hennings’ Crossword Database tells us that this will be Hawk’s fifth Listener crossword. How buff is it going to be?
We’ve had only one Mozart Listener crossword, Joint Submission in 2023, but Mozart is a team isn’t it (Dysart and Ozzie according to the Listener website) so this is another ‘Joint Submission’as well …
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? What has Apt got in store for us this time …
Dave Hennings’ crossword database tells me that this will be Agricola’s eleventh crossword, six in the Listener series and four Magpies.
Welcome back to Paddock, whom we last met in March when we played with Scrabble tiles. This time we are Using Better Words …
We frequently meet Harribobs in the Magpie. This will be his ninth Listener crossword.
Broad smiles around the world when we see ‘Sabre’ on the top line, and a few shaky knees too, as we realise we are, as usual, facing a Sabresque challenge.
I see that this is Tringa’s fifth Listener puzzle. In the last one he reminded us of Lady Mondegreen.
Ah, we have the three-monthly numerical and it’s by Elap.