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cresson

22nd December 2013, 12:13
12A: The robbing of children (7-3)
*I*C*I*-L*Y
24D: Swampy pine forest in Russia (5)
U*M*N
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rusty

22nd December 2013, 12:22
Urman.
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shooty

22nd December 2013, 12:22
24 may be 'ulmin' derived from 'ulmine' ?
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rusty

22nd December 2013, 12:24
Urman is a Tatar word for a swampy pine forest.
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cresson

22nd December 2013, 12:27
Thanks. That fits. Still have a problem with 12Across!
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shooty

22nd December 2013, 12:29
Ah, thank you rusty. Wow, don't think I will be challenging the FT xword in a hurry : /
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rusty

22nd December 2013, 12:29
Kinchin lay.
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cresson

22nd December 2013, 15:23
Rusty, Kinchin Lay is a new one on me, but thanks.
Cresson
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rusty

22nd December 2013, 16:04
You are welcome, Cresson.
The words I gave you can be found in Chambers Dictionary.
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