A tough challenge from Bradman today meant that I couldnt solve this entirely on my own! Thanks to the Don for keeping me at my wits’ end.
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Financial Times 15098 by MAGWITCH
Very gentle. Thanks, Magwitch.
Financial Times 15,089 – Dante
Another one of these Dante/Rufus puzzles that left me with one that I couldn’t parse. The Alberichs and Monks of the World are often much easier in that respect.
Financial Times 15,088 by Cincinnus
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of November 14, 2015
Financial Times 15097 by AARDVARK
Aardvark, but not at his best?
Financial Times 15096 by NEO
(Not too) stormy weather
Financial Times 15093 by WANDERER
A superb brain twister from WANDERER – thanks to whom for a magnificent crossword that I initially felt I had no hope of solving fully. Very inventive cluing and cross references between clues. Too many good clues to pick a favorite from.
Financial Times 15092 by ALBERICH
Just the type of crossword we love. Three cheers for Alberich!
Financial Times 15,083 – Crux
Monday Prize Crossword / Nov 9, 2015
A gentle if somewhat unexciting crossword by Monday regular Crux.
Financial Times 15,082 by Mudd
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of November 7, 2015
Financial Times 15091 by MONK
More of the good stuff from Monk.
Financial Times 15090 by HAMILTON
Couldn’t finish it!
Financial Times 15087 by FALCON
A neat pleasant challenge from Falcon today. Generally easy with a dash of inventive cluing that kept me away from a complete solve just a tad longer. I did learn a couple of new meanings to words that I already did know. Thanks Falcon, for a good workout today.
Financial Times 15086 by SLEUTH
Nice and straightforward. Thanks, Sleuth.
Financial Times 15,077 – Dante
Monday Prize Crossword / Nov 2, 2015
On the day that the Guardian had a Rufus-less Monday, the FT gave us a typical puzzle from his alter ego.