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Everything posted by AnonyMouse_26037

  1. AnonyMouse_26037
    Panders, I was doing exactly the same as you! Are there any we’re still missing?
  2. AnonyMouse_26037
    4. Michael Heseltine?
  3. AnonyMouse_26037
    2. Keir Starmer
  4. AnonyMouse_26037
    Yes - one of those with loads of names. Refrigerator cake, chocolate crunchies, tiffin. I call it decluttering the baking cupboard! I'm also trying to find recipes that don't use flour!
  5. AnonyMouse_26037
    OK. These are the ingredients, what am I making... chocolate digestive biscuits cherries raisins butter golden syrup cocoa powder
  6. AnonyMouse_26037
    You were - bonus points for attempting to answer two questions with one answer!
  7. AnonyMouse_26037
    Hurray! Well done everyone, I didn't really plan for that to be quite so hard!
  8. AnonyMouse_26037
    No you’re right - what was the place called?
  9. AnonyMouse_26037
    works for me! 9. A very haunted place, filled with mystery and spirits. Excellent horse rider especially given that he can't see.
  10. AnonyMouse_26037
    I was going for Rivendell and Lord Elrond
  11. AnonyMouse_26037
    Close enough - The Snow Queen’s palace
  12. AnonyMouse_26037
    No but it’s a very piratey place! No, think to the original, who was the main character?
  13. AnonyMouse_26037
    I just looked up gracile too - lovely word. If you're interested in words and are on twitter at all Robert McFarlane is well worth folowing - has a word of the day which is nature related and many of them are new to me. Today's was 'fairy lace' as a name for cow-parsley. Yesterday's was 'aubade' - a dawn serenade, a song, poem or piece of music in praise of the day's break.
  14. AnonyMouse_26037
    No, although I should have thought of a Discworld place. This is in Middle Earth (or at least in Lord of the Rings, just in case there are any LOTR fans out there who know the geography far better than me!)
  15. AnonyMouse_26037
    I was just thinking we needed an update. These are the ones we're still missing. 3. This place is ten miles long and five miles wide, off the coast of Mexico. It has a natural harbour with cliffs in the south west and sandy beaches in the north. Male author whose name always makes me think of trains. Throw in a pirate or two! 4. A place in a deep, sheltered valley, it was founded by a Lord and was a safe place for a group of 'people', some tall, some small, some with hairy toes and some with pointy ears. 6. A small village named after an important boundary. On the other side of the boundary is the land of Faerie where there are 7 princes and the main character searches for a fallen star. 8. This place is in the barren regions of icy-cold Finland. At its heart is a frozen lake broken into a thousand pieces. A little girl goes to rescue her friend from this place. A modern film based on this story has a song that everyone just would not let go. 9. A very haunted place, filled with mystery and spirits. Excellent horse rider especially given that he can't see.
  16. AnonyMouse_26037
    This is part of the scene at the end of Prince Caspian when all the trees speak and move again. Everyone has a feast but of course the trees can’t have ordinary food!
  17. AnonyMouse_26037
    Yay! Did you recognise the description of the meal or was it the extra landmarks?
  18. AnonyMouse_26037
    I think people will kick themselves over number 1! I have a dictionary of imaginary places given to me by my sister, it's lovely to dip in and out of. Oh and I just have to say that Wind in the Willows has one of the best picnic scenes in a book and I absolutely love the part where moley returns home and ratty helps him set his home to rights and welcome the mummers. Oh and the part where badger looks after mole's poorly foot (I have a print of that one on my living room wall!)
  19. AnonyMouse_26037
    Congratulations! I’ll let you go a little madder! Was a lovely film as well as a book.
  20. AnonyMouse_26037
    Congratulations!
  21. AnonyMouse_26037
    We had a beautiful copy, this story was illustrated on the cover, I have no idea where the book went to.
  22. AnonyMouse_26037
    Yes Original author was Hans Christian Andersen
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  24. AnonyMouse_26037
    4 is in Middle Earth
  25. AnonyMouse_26037
    I may have made the clues too obscure in my attempts to avoid the really obvious!
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