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perplexed puzzler

17th January 2012, 23:23
Answers are all rivers or flowers (flowers not necessarily Scottish)
30) Rowers eat Aylesbury regularly.(9)
41) Fashionable first Kaiser - tiny German (9)
51) Found growing around wide bend
59) Potassium openly combines with element without any work (5,5)
78) Appropriate shape for a Pharoah's ball (9,6)
76) This hawk is tiny in the margins of treated material (6,5)
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lady bee

17th January 2012, 23:44
51. Anagram of 'wide bend'
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perplexed puzzler

18th January 2012, 00:11
Of course! Thanks Lady Bee
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finn

18th January 2012, 06:35
30. A five letter word for rowers (also a number) around Aylesbury "regularly".
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ninian

18th January 2012, 12:19
Is bindweed a flower?
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chrise

18th January 2012, 12:24
78 pyramidal orchid
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chrise

18th January 2012, 14:17
Hi Ninian
bindweed actually has quite attractive flowers; some of its relatives are grown as ornamental plants
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ninian

18th January 2012, 14:33
Chris,
Relieved it's a flower, will save me hours in the garden getting rid of it. Have you any ideas on Gazza clue, last posted 14th?
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chrise

18th January 2012, 14:37
Ninian,
I didn't say that bindweed itself was a worthy garden flower! (though rose-bay willow herb was introduced to theis country in the 19th century as a border flower - nearly as bad as bindweed)
Chris
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chrise

18th January 2012, 14:41
On the Gazza clue, all I can add is that "campanula" doesn't fit 8,7 (or was it 7,8?)
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