Sharpeset

SPAR: from the German 'sparen', - to save Pete

It's an intersting variation on a theme: If you want to be allowed to 'discover' each coin, you first have to visit a particular physical cache and e:mail the owner with the answer to a bonus question. Presumably (though not stated on the website) any one who logs without first having answered the question will have their logs deleted. (At least that's my interpretation) Pete

Josh Lucy/Loosey?

psi ?? If correct, please give the DING to Eckington as he deserves it for his stirling effort!

No As I have said before it is not a A vs B answer. Just an A And one manufacturer only VW Beetle??

Sandra thinks it might be the Beatles Abbey Road album cover with them crossing the road on an outsize Zebra.

Not quite right but good enough for a flower-powered DING. Some are roses, others (like Joanna whose 'naming ceremony' was at Chelsea this week) are fuchsias. Over to you... Pete

no to awards, cockney slang and airports. The thought of Santa Claus ariport is quite intriguing though! Would it help if I added Joanne Lumley to the list? Pete

Now we're getting somewhere. That's half the ding, but I would like to know what.... Pete

Sorry, no....

None are their real names? (If its right, you carry on Mrs B as i'm off for the weekend!) Sorry, no ....

...possibly true, but no Pete

Largest number of impersonators? ..'fraid not - at least not the connection I'm looking for

Wow - my first ding! Another more topical connection: What links Jonny Wilkinson, Ronnie Barker, Princess Diana, Marilyn Monroe and Santa Claus? Pete

Would they all be classes of Steam Locomotve, per chance? I know the last three are... Pete It isn't classes of steam locomotive exactly.... but certainly something to do with steam locos. You are close! Chris Hmm: thinks back to Hornby trainset days....how about numbers/arrangement of wheels? Were Atlantics 4-4-2 and the others similarly a specific wheel configuration? Pete

Would they all be classes of Steam Locomotve, per chance? I know the last three are... Pete

oops - don't like the unintentional double-post feature ...

I like the icons showing total logged finds/DNFs etc but something doesn't quite add up. There's a new cache here, http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...5e-2b8340a96b66, with two finders and one DNF, but totals only show one find and zero dnfs......

.....add us to list of potential rescuers, if required... Pete

Sandra added a day late - you lot could have all wished her Happy Birthday for yesterday. Some bloke called Eckington's nicked my Birthday.... Pete

Did I get it right? - I didn't plough through all 72 pages of the thread to cheat! Pete

Methinks you can do it with just two visits: Step one: switch on switches 1 and 2: visit room to determine which light has not come on so you know that is operated by switch 3. Step two: switch on just switch 1: visit room to see which of the original lights has gone off. You now know which light is operated by switch 1 and which is operated by switch 3, so can safely deduce that the one switched off at step two was operated by switch 2.... Pete

Badger = Pimlico? Edoted to say: beaten by the time it took to type it in!

on the buses?

Go on then, tell all & you get to try out another one of your quiz questions on us. I don't think it's "good form", feels a bit like cheating. Give you a clue though - it starts with K....