Good fun for a Tuesday, simple enough but with a few pleasantly laboured jokes thrown in.
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Financial Times 15,893 by ARMONIE
A gentle start to the week from Armonie.
Financial Times 15,891 by REDSHANK
Just returned from work related travel so had to do the blog hurriedly. Thanks Redshank for a good workout. And to Geoff, for helping with getting this across the finish line.
Financial Times 15,890 by WANDERER
An almost perfect offering from Wanderer…
Financial Times 15,880 by Mudd
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of June 9, 2018
Financial Times 15,889 by MONK
A stellar performance from Monk today. Thank you Monk.
Financial Times 15,888 by SLORMGORM
A coffe-time solve this morning but not without charm and originality…
Financial Times 15,887 by MUDD
A few tough parsings today, but a highly enjoyable Monday offering from MUDD!
Financial Times 15,885 by BRADMAN
A difficult challenge from BRADMAN today made more so due to an error in grid numbering. A few new words in the puzzle to boot, made for a different solving experience than the last offering from this setter.
Financial Times 15,884 by ALBERICH
The puzzle can be found here.
Financial Times 15,874 by Rosa Klebb
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of June 2, 2018
Financial Times 15,883 by AARDVARK
Much easier to guess the answers than explain them. I think Aardvark does this deliberately, but he always leaves enough showing to get started solving the clue, if you know where to look! Thank you Aardvark.
Financial Times 15,882 by SLEUTH
Tough for a Tueday, I thought, but fair and satisfying in the end.
Financial Times 15,881 by FALCON
A stress-free FALCON to begin a hopefully stress-free week…
Financial Times 15,879 by REDSHANK
A fantastic puzzle from REDSHANK this Friday – needed some external help to augment my general knowledge but all in all, a thoroughly enjoyable solve. Much to like about this puzzle, including elegant surfaces and clever misdirections!