A gentle puzzle from Bradman, much like others from him in the past. I felt the clues were mostly straightforward except a couple that seemed to be slightly out of sync with the rest of the puzzle. Thanks Bradman for a genial workout.
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Financial Times 15,179 by PETO
This one grew on me
Financial Times 15,170 – Falcon
Monday Prize Crossword / Feb 22, 2016
On a day I expected a Crux crossword, it was Falcon who made a quick re-appearance.
Something that is surely appreciated by those who loved the old-style Everyman.
Financial Times 15,169 by Rosa Klebb
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of February 20, 2016
Financial Times 15,178 by GOZO
A super puzzle, and not an easy one. Thank you Gozo.
Financial Times 15,177 by ARMONIE
Typical Armonie fare
Financial Times 15,174 by GOLIATH
I felt smaller than David in attacking this challenge from Goliath. I managed to get there in the end, but the parsing for a couple of clues evaded me, for which I turned to Gaufrid for help. Thanks Goliath, for raising crossword hell.
Financial Times 15,173 by WANDERER
This lookoed like it would take a little “time” at first, but actually it wasn’t that hard once I got into it.
Financial Times 15,164 – Dante
Monday Prize Crossword / Feb 15, 2016
Dante – the perfect remedy for those who dislike a Rufusless Monday.
Financial Times 15,163 by Gaff
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of February 13, 2016
Financial Times 15,172 by MAGWITCH
I don’t get to blog Magwitch very often which is a shame as I really enjoyed this puzzle. Thanks Magwitch.
Financial Times 15,171 by CRUX
A quick one today
Financial Times 15,168 by ALBERICH
Just the usual from Alberich … innovative, riveting and an excellent cliffhanger of an experience. Need i say more …
Financial Times 15,167 by AARDVARK
An enjoyable challenge with some great surfaces.
Financial Times 15,158 – Falcon
Monday Prize Crossword / Feb 8, 2016
Falcon – so it’s clear what you’ll get. A gentle, well clued crossword with a bit of film and music thrown in to it.