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Hi chris and old gal,sorry been off air since early evening yesterday. I'd only just found I'd won everyman(by letter with book tokens and comp slip,before they printed winners the following sunday)for fun checked RT and there was my name in print again! But couldn't be sure as there was no comformation from RT, until a dvd disc arrived yesterday!

Hi old gal,dont know if you have 24a yet,if not the letters you should have are ?E?D?G?IS. Anagram of rivers+digs. Hope that helps.Karen

Sorry old gal that should be anagram of rivers+dig

Good morning all.
Congratulations to Karen. Well done!!
Old Gal, sorry if I misled you with a rather loose and possibly misleading statement earlier when discussing 24a. Follow the clue from Manxman.
However,when you have the answer - the word is also an American river flowing into the Arkansas river. The river got its name from its green and greyish colour suggesting the presence of copper ore. I recall this being mentioned as "footnote" comment on a Geography field trip in Cornwall. So my mind patterns were working on a totally personal level rather than following the clue! Sorry!!!

Thanks to everyone - always easy to see when given a little help. I dont ever send in my results as have a DVD recorder - just do it for the fun (and headaches!!!) f

Headaches....???... Red winew works for me!!
Stay in touch with the thread.

Mistake on the keyboard, honestly. Not had a drink since lasy Saturday!!

Ever had one of those days when everything goes pear-shaped? This is the day! Hopefully, you know what I mean. Please forgive horrendous keyboard mistakes.

Crossworldly-thinking of "Nimrod", does anyone else think it odd that Elgar's Enigmar Variations: Nimrod is not in d-Minor - especially given its pundigrionaceous (ok, I just made that word up) title?

JimC

Oops! An extra 'r' got added to 'Engima' just then!

JimC