The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/29953.
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Guardian 29,952 / Paul
It’s Paul in the Thursday slot…
Guardian Cryptic crossword No 29,951 by Pasquale
A nice puzzle – I particularly liked 10ac, 13ac, 7dn, and 8dn. Thanks to Pasquale
Guardian 29,950 – Brendan
Another brilliant puzzle from Brendan, where (no spoiler alert needed, I think) almost every clue contains a reference to doubling of some kind…
Guardian Cryptic crossword No 29,949 by Brummie
Brummie kicks off the week in the Guardian.
Guardian Quiptic 1,372 by Harpo
This week’s Sunday Cryptic from the Guardian – found here
Guardian Quick Cryptic 101 by Turnstone
This week’s 11 x 11 crossword from the Guardian intended to teach cryptic crosswords, found here
Guardian Prize Prize crossword No 29,942 by Brendan
I can’t believe that there was anyone who missed the theme in this week’s Prize puzzle from Brendan.
Guardian Cryptic 29,947 Chandler
Thank you to Chandler. Definitions are underlined in the clues.
Guardian Cryptic crossword No 29,946 by Paul
The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/29946.
Guardian 29,945 / Maskarade
It’s Maskarade filling the midweek slot…
Guardian Cryptic crossword No 29,944 by Philistine
Thanks to Philistine for an enjoyable puzzle – and apologies for a late and slightly hurried blog, it’s been a hectic morning. I haven’t been able to fully work out 8dn.
Guardian 29,943 – Vulcan
A very gentle offering for this Monday morning – I found it pretty much a write-in, with only a couple of clues needing more than a few seconds’ thought. Thanks to Vulcan.
Guardian Quiptic 1,371/Chandler
It’s spring (meteorologically, at least) and Chandler springs into action with a fine crossword for new and improving solvers.
Guardian Genius 272 – Qaos
The instructions seemed reasonably straightforward:
A turtle starts on a perimeter cell and moves forward cell by cell. If it lands on an L, it turns 90 degrees anticlockwise; if an R, 90 degrees clockwise; otherwise it continues in the same direction.
One word in each clue must be removed before solving; in clue order, these words’ first letters provide an extra instruction.
When the turtle exits the grid after making at least one turn, its path has traced what letter?