Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of September 7, 2019
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Financial Times 16,275 by AARDVARK
I enjoyed this, thank you Aardvark.
Financial Times 16,274 by HAMILTON
Another tussle with this mercurial setter, and good fun, too.
*And a late, late edit: there is a subtle nina, pointed out only by the setter himself.*
Financial Times 16,273 by CRUX
CRUX kicks off the week….
Financial Times 16,271 by BRADMAN
It’s me again! 🙂 I found the challenge from BRADMAN today to be a thorough workout. One of those that I had to incessantly chip away at. Thanks Bradman!
Financial Times 16,270 by CHALMIE
A fun puzzle from CHALMIE this Thursday, with a higher-than-average number of anagrams sprinkled around the grid. A few clues that raised a grin in their construction. Thanks CHALMIE!
Financial Times 16,260 by Alberich
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of August 31, 2019
Financial Times 16,269 by JULIUS
I had forgotten it was my turn to blog this morning, good job this wasn’t a tricky one. Thanks Julius.
Financial Times 16,268 by SLORMGORM
Typically accurate stuff from today’s setter. Fun, too.
Financial Times 16,267 by ARMONIE
Nice to see Armonie this morning with a well constructed puzzle with some great surfaces.
Financial Times 16,265 by REDSHANK
REDSHANK serves up a beauty, that is guaranteed to make your brain squirm and yet make it all so worthwhile! Thanks REDSHANK.
Financial Times 16,264 by NEO
One of those puzzles that takes longer to poarse than to solve.
Financial Times 16,254 by Mudd
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of August 24, 2019
Financial Times 16,263 by JASON
An excellent puzzle in the traditional style – good surface readings and precise wordplay. Thank you Jason.
Financial Times 16,262 by PHSSTHPOK
Hard going but fair & fun, I thought, although not helped by an irritating mis-numeration.