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AQ10 - "Pilning" - West Country Mornington Crescent
 
Re: AQ10 - "Pilning" - West Country Mornington Crescent
Posted by Oxonhutch at 08:55, 10th December 2025
 
In which case I'm going to Looe.

Par for the course.

Re: AQ10 - "Pilning" - West Country Mornington Crescent
Posted by PrestburyRoad at 08:50, 10th December 2025
 
In which case I'm going to Looe.

Re: AQ10 - "Pilning" - West Country Mornington Crescent
Posted by grahame at 08:45, 10th December 2025
 
Early in the round I know,however using the  Armitage Shanks gambit ,I see your Dawlish Warren,and raise you Bridgwater.

You should be flushed with pride at finding that one!

Re: AQ10 - "Pilning" - West Country Mornington Crescent
Posted by Western Pathfinder at 08:38, 10th December 2025
 
Early in the round I know,however using the  Armitage Shanks gambit ,I see your Dawlish Warren,and raise you Bridgwater.

Re: AQ10 - "Pilning" - West Country Mornington Crescent
Posted by grahame at 08:32, 10th December 2025
 
I'll give you a starter of Bude - from GWR's virtual branch lines.

To help oil this - under the crossover rule, I give you Dawlish Warren ...

AQ10 - "Pilning" - West Country Mornington Crescent
Posted by grahame at 07:49, 10th December 2025
 
Mornington Crescent is a game featured in the BBC Radio 4 comedy panel show "I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue" (ISIHAC). The game consists of each panellist in turn announcing a landmark or street, most often a tube station on the London Underground system. The ostensible aim is to be the first to announce "Mornington Crescent", a station on the Northern line.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mornington_Crescent_(game)

Since few of us visit Mornington Crescent on a frequent basis, we'll play the West Country version with an aim to end up at Pilning.

I'll give you a starter of Bude - from GWR's virtual branch lines.  Here it is on their integrated bus route map:


 
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