Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of August 22, 2015
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Financial Times 15,025 by REDSHANK
I seem to be fortunate in the Wednesday FT slot to get a seemingly endless sequence of great puzzles to blog. This week’s puzzle is no exception, and long may it continue. Thanks to Redhsank and all at the FT for making this happen!
Financial Times 15024 Phssthpok
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Financial Times 15,021 by BRADMAN
A nice meaty challenge from Bradman today. Straightforward and for most part, cleanly clued – I have 2 clues which I did have a wee problem with. An enjoyable solve and a good start to the Friday morning.
Financial Times 15,020 by FLIMSY
We hadn’t come across this setter before. An enjoyable crossword, and not at all flimsy.
Financial Times 15,010 by Cincinnus
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of August 15, 2015
Financial Times 15,019 by MONK
Another great puzzle from Monk to stretch the grey matter (to the point where it begins to hurt). Thank you Monk.
Financial Times 15,018 by JASON
Quite challenging for a Tuesday
Financial Times 15,015 by CHALMIE
An enjoyable, relatively straightforward puzzle from Chalmie, thanks to whom for a good Friday morning workout. I caught on to the theme pretty quickly and that lead me on a couple of wild goose chases where Chalmie had been devious in his misdirection. Overall, a fun puzzle and ideal for solvers moving beyond the beginners stage.
Financial Times 15,014 by PETO
Very straightforward and clearly clued. Thanks, Peto.
Financial Times 15,005 – Mudd
Monday Prize Crossword / Aug 10, 2015
Nice to have Mudd (at another place much appreciated as Paul) instead of the familiar Monday faces (Dante, Falcon, Crux).
Financial Times 15,004 by Alberich
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of August 8th, 2015
Financial Times 15,013 by WANDERER
I found this tricky. There is much to be enjoyed in here though, so well worth persevering.
Financial Times 15,012 by ARMONIE
In for a penny…