Christmas Quiz 2019 Answers
Fundraising for Poliomyelitis & Malaria Eradication
ANNUAL FUNDRAISING QUIZ IN AID OF THE ERADICATION OF POLIO AND MALARIA WORLDWIDE
ANSWERS
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Clue
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In SW you might get a right old mix of KA Bubble Candy at this place. (2 words) |
BUCKLANDS ABBEY |
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2 |
A holy man and his steed are a prominent feature off the shore. (3) |
St MICHAELS MOUNT |
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3 |
In Camulodunum you must look for a fly plus a small group of trees. (2) |
BLUEBOTTLE GROVE |
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4 |
It was anticipated someone might create some elbow-rest parking and picnic tables here. (2) |
WREST PARK |
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5 |
Whilst in the South Tony lacks gin mixture to fully satisfy his thirst here. (2) |
KINGSTON LACY |
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6 |
Notwithstanding the Beeching cuts at Mangotsfield we can still get a ticket to ride on this. (3) |
AVON VALLEY RAILWAY |
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7 |
Climate change has meant the tourist guides may have to revise Flaming March Tales in the East. (2) |
FRAMLINGHAM CASTLE
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8 |
They’re not rolling but the stones are still standing here. (1) |
STONEHENGE
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9 |
It sounds like this home for the brothers should be on a Welsh island. (2) |
ANGLESEY ABBEY
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10 |
Did secret agent Modesty take a small cheroot here? (2) |
BLAISE HAMLET |
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11 |
As they rode around the estate it became clear that the bikers came from the Ale Rock Chapter. (2) |
CHARLECOTE PARK |
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12 |
After he left school Billy Bunter could have lived here. (2) |
GREYFRIARS HOUSE |
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13 |
Near neighbours Samuel Barnett and Thomas Crumpton were even closer once this was built. (2) |
IRON BRIDGE |
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14 |
Given the number of his paintings on show here, you might think J M W Turner had a say in some carpet worthy of laying here. (2) |
PETWORTH HOUSE |
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15 |
This ‘house of God’ that Henry III built on Watling St has been a hospital, monastery, hostel, retirement home and royal lodge. (2) |
MAISON DIEU |
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16 |
A refurbishment at home might produce the most complete small medieval manor house in England. (2) |
IGHTHAM MOTE |
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17 |
From here ‘up North’, the brothers might have seen the Demeter run aground. (2) |
WHITBY ABBEY |
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18 |
When in the restaurant ask the red-rose chef if he can make a Shammy Sundae. (2) |
DUNHAM MASSEY
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19 |
They say that HP did his broom and quidditch practice in the bailey of this Northern building. (2) |
ALNWICK CASTLE
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20 |
Does the OU cobble shoes for this East Midlands dwelling? (2) |
BOSCOBEL HOUSE |
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21 |
The new £50 note and cypher breaking are clues to this place. (2) |
BLETCHLEY PARK
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22 |
Did that man of India and his man-cave give rise to this dwelling place? (1) |
CLIVEDEN
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23 |
If you’re into purchasing modern-fashion artworks you may be able to arrange Toucan on Sash by Cord Wainer. (2) |
CANONS ASHBY
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24 |
In the Eastern-county semi-finals the cry went up, ‘give it some stick worthy of the reds’. (1) |
ICKWORTH |
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25 |
In the Gallery the picture said it all: ‘Violin on the water-splash before the grand house’. (2) |
FIDDLEFORD MANOR |
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26 |
Sounds like the German storytellers met with American Ezra at this bleak spot. (1) |
GRIMSPOUND
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27 |
Seems strange to find a Newmarket business in the South West, but don’t bet on it. (1) |
GODOLPHIN
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28 |
Both James I and Charles I discovered that people preach at a reconstruction here. (2) |
APETHORPE MANOR |
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29 |
George Archer-Shee met with some trouble here. (2) |
OSBORNE HOUSE |
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30 |
By the A49 the local coopers might produce a non-light barrel here. (2) |
BERRINGTON HALL
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31 |
Did singer Dionne play with trumpeter Roy at this venue? (2) |
WARWICK CASTLE |
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32 |
A Tyke might say yor still prone to revision if you live here. (2) |
NOSTELL PRIORY |
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33 |
Armstrong knew it was a disgrace to change for the estate name. (1) |
CRAGSIDE
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34 |
An East Midlands river on the French coast gives rise to an industrial furnace. (1) |
DERWENTCOTE
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35 |
Maybe the Romans had to adjust wild broads to make their home here (1) |
BIRDOSWALD
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