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Is it the C1, Matt?
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No Phil...no numbers or single letters.
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My shoulders are getting sore holding the world up :wink:
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ED.. you are naughty! :lol:
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Ed would never get sand kicked in his face :lol: K
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Somebody just PLEASE answer the question and not just give clues :(
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Giz a page out of the map book. :D
Hi Matt. How is life on the island.
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Had enough. The answer is Atlas Vertebra. Let someone else keep this going because I am finished with this subject and thread.
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O-K I'll ask the next one.
Who lives on Vancouver Island, supports a hockey team that will never win the Stanley Cup, is really a nice guy and is from Bootle. :wink:
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Your question is out of date, Ed, I moved from Vancouver Island last week. :lol: :lol: Although I believe Matt still lives there. :)
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Matt, I think the idea of the clues is to expand the participation list beyond the very few who play.
But just a reminder of the rules, No Google and if you do Google keep it to yourself.
I think we established early on that book research was permitted but declare that when answering.
Hope you will continue to be a part of it Matt.
For now FILSGREEN please set a question.
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Ok Ken, I shall set an easy one.
Sadly, Cy Tucker passed away yesterday, what was his backing band called?
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Totally correct, Bernie. Over to you. :D
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Which US state has the motto BATTLE BORN on its flag?
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I’ve covered a lot of miles in this State, Nevada.
The day after 2005 Istanbul we flew there for the daughter of our Bootle friends wedding. We spent 4 great days in Nevada doing the tourist sites..
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That's the one Ken.

Battleborn is also the title of my favourite album by The Killers - 'brought to you by way of fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada'!

Over to you
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I got the Killers link knowing you Bern

Who was known as “ The Nine Day Queen “ ?

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Lady Jane Grey. :roll:
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History buff as well Ed . Correct, you go next.
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What British regiment was known as "The Buffs'
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The Men of Kent
That is the East Kent Regiment based in Canterbury as opposed to the West Kents based in Maidstone.

We visited Dover Castle last Summer, lots of Buffs info in the museum.

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Gawd. That never took long :oops: . Over to you Ken.
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I've heard the term " Steady, the Buffs" but I don't know where I've heard it. Any ideas?
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EdMcDonald wrote: Thu Mar 26, 2020 9:19 pm Gawd. That never took long :oops: . Over to you Ken.
Ed, I live in Kent and military history right up my street. K
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To what was Churchill referring when he said
" This is the beginning of the end of the war" ?
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Was that his "Iron curtain" speach in Washington.
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Earlier Ed. K
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It was D Day, Ken.
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Not then Phil although the DDay movie makers used that phrase. K
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Last time I believe everything I see on tele, Ken. :D What about after Monty won at El Alemein?
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Yes Phil, correct, he said it after the second successful Battle of El Alamein .
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Thanks, Ken. I'll set an easy one since I had two bites at the cherry.

What was the operational name of the invasion of Russia by the Germans in WW2?
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Was it Operation Overlord?

EDIT: On second thoughts the above may have been D Day so I'll go for Barbarossa???
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Not tgat one, Bernie, that was D Day.
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