Never knowingly undersolved
loonapick A bit tougher than some Monday Guardians I could probably have made this a bit quicker if I had not written BROWNER in at 2dn (anagram of BREW ONE) and DO INDOORS (a … Read more >>
A "rousing" puzzle from Gaff this morning… …celebrating the 80th anniversary of a famous speech from Winston Churchill, the most well-known part of which is: "…We shall go on to the end. We … Read more >>
Goliath provides this morning's lockdown challenge in the FT. On first perusal, I thought I was going to be in for a long slog, with only 4 across clues and 7 down finding … Read more >>
Jason got my grey cells working this morning.
A gentle puzzle with an “aard” to spot theme?
I think this is the first time I have blogged (or indeed solved) a puzzle by Moo.
A themed puzzle from Tramp in this morning’s Guardian, which can be found here.
Basilisk offered today’s lockdown challenge. I didn’t realise this was a repeat puzzle (Hovis has pointed out that it is a repeat from a few days ago!). Still that allowed me to go back and see what was written then.
A gentle start to he week from Vulcan.
Goliath provides an entertaining challenge this morning.
Neo provides this morning’s distraction (for a short while at least)
A quick, but very fun Easter Sunday solve. The preamble for this puzzle reads: Each numbered square in the diagram is surrounded by eight blank squares. All clues lead to answers of … Read more >>
Today’s lockdown entertainment is provided by Slormgorm.
Day 24 in the Lockdown House, and your blogger is trying to keep his spirits up…
Today’s puzzle can be found here