Never knowingly undersolved
The puzzle is available here. Hello everyone. Today Tees takes us on a visit to Wiltshire, with plenty of other crossword scenery to enjoy along the way. I think my favourite clue … Read more >>
A most entertaining puzzle from one of the setters on my (mental) ‘must solve’ list. When I blogged his last puzzle (28,550 17th July) I said that “I always enjoy Philistine’s puzzles (and … Read more >>
Very much not on Paul’s wavelength this morning – found this slow going…
Friday wouldn’t seem right without an Independent crossword from Phi. Along with other bloggers of Phi puzzles, I often toss a few random grid entries into Google to see if … Read more >>
A good challenge from BRADMAN that I had fun tussling with. Thanks BRADMAN.
A fun challenge from Klingsor; occasionally tricky, but always passing the “makes sense when you see it” test.
Zamorca takes a turn on a Thursday for a change…
When I blogged Nutmeg’s previous puzzle a couple of weeks ago I commented that “even her easier clues are disguised enough to make them interesting”, and it was a similar experience here. Again … Read more >>
Non-prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of August 7, 2021
The continental theme seems to have ‘drifted’ on beyond ‘Ladies’ Month’, with Gaston taking us to THE SOUTH AMERICAN ONE this week: Will it be a road to Rio? Will it be Chile when we get there? Will we catch a boat to Bolivia?
Great, it’s Wednesday and I have an Eccles to solve and blog on my own.
It is ages since I blogged a puzzle from Julius, great fun! Thank you.
My first Fed, I think…
Across the Board by Opsimath Clues are listed in alphabetical order of their answers, which are to be fitted into the grid wherever they will go. Ten thematic answers (two of 2 … Read more >>
A decent challenge for a Tuesday.