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1 Aug 2020
#finderskeepers
It occupies a lofty location & dates back to the 12th Century
In a resort with links to Germany & Ireland
Where?
In a lofty location, on the Nth Northumberland coast, dating back to Norman times
In a resort known for a nautical heroine
Where? @ClareFrisby
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11 Jul 2020
It’s a big place on the northern edge of “Eboracum”, with religious connections! Where?
It's within the biggest city in the North East also with church connections!
It’s on the north side of a shipbuilding river, had pit, has a 7th century church; now known for glass!
Where?
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4 Jul 2020
Gerry's meandering round with this clue:
It’s name is linked to a Queen of Henry
Where is it:
It is in east of the land of the Prince Bishops
It has the same feature as the place in North Yorkshire & a National Nature Reserve
Where is it? #finderskeepers @ClareFrisby
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27 Jun 2020
Clue
It’s a small village in the Moors National Park with Norman connections; Part of its name has links to a famous Yorkshire cricketer
Where?
The village in East Durham has a two-part name! Second part has links to Tudor kings!
Where? @ClareFrisby #finderskeepers
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20 Jun 2020
With love from Gerry
Clue
It's near Ryedale’s largest Market town with equine connections
It’s North East namesake was in the Land of the Prince Bishops - now on Teesside
It has an ancient church named after the Madonna
Where is it? #finderskeepers @ClareFrisby @JeremyBuxton
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6 Jun 2020
and part two ...
Two of these villages are near neighbours in the “Land of the Prince Bishops”
One is on a “Hill” with mining connections
Where are they?
So three villages --with one common name?
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@ClareFrisby #finderskeepers
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6 Jun 2020
First part of today's clue ...
It is a village in Selby District, with Roman origins?;
A battle took place here in October 1645 in the English Civil War - where is it?
1/2 @ClareFrisby #finderskeepers
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30 May 2020
A FK-style clue for you:
This is a NY market town with equine connections
It also has a Castle with “prickly links”
Where is it?
It is also a small village in Durham, with ecclesiastical connections at the start of its name
Where is it? #finderskeepers @ClareFrisby
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23 May 2020
Try again?
This place is a very small fishing village on the North East Coast of North Yorkshire
A famous captain worked here as a grocer’s apprentice
In the North East there were plenty of these next to the “Coaly Wear & Tyne”, but few are left @ClareFrisby #finderskeepers
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23 May 2020
Tks to Gerry ... Clue of the Day to places where Yorkshire meets the North East
It is about 1 mile north east of York City Centre, with links to the Trinity
The North-East place is close to the Toon.
It is used by over 1 million passengers a year.
Where is it? @ClareFrisby
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9 May 2020
Hello - have a clue @BBCYork
Clue:
This river is a tributary to the longest river in North Yorkshire
It supplies water to thousands of people on Tyneside
It is also a tributary for one of the best salmon rivers in the country @ClareFrisby @JeremyBuxton Thanks to Gerry
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