Paul's Clue Competition Archive

Results W/E 20/09/09    Back to archive >>

Thanks once again for this week's entries - the winners are especially good.

Commended:

Beth Bebbington, Cambridge: Ape party animal in the past (4) DODO

John Lopes, Pomano, NY, USA: Try the French horsehouse! (6) STABLE

Jacq, Liverpool: Piece for which group went without endless peace (7) REQUIEM

David K, Whitstable: Tea drinker (6) SUPPER

Mark Penney, Chicago: Stick together, or split apart (6) CLEAVE

Sil van den Hoek, Cambridge: Isn't Queen able to try a blues improvisation of historic work? (10,5) CANTERBURY TALES

And the winners:

BRONZE: For the imagination from Mark Penney, Chicago, in: Henry in the 15th century and Edward in the 16th, who attacked Europe by sea (7) VIKINGS

SILVER: I love this body swerve from Sil van den Hoek: Romantic music, not V Williams, but - a piece of Delius (8) SERENADE

And finally:

GOLD: Great surface reading and a super definition from Robert Brown, Sheffield: A drum for grain, but not for peanuts (2,1,5) AT A PRICE

Thanks to you all once again.

All the best,

John (Paul)