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There is a new series, only three days old, 11 caches in all. Link

Or, are those the dates you cannot drive on the Ridgeway! (should be a 365 day ban but that is another subject )

Only cars launched between those dates can be considered for the European Car of the Year?

Like the Masons, if there was one, how would geocachers greet each other with a special handshake?

And recorded in a neighbouring studio at Abbey Road when the Beatles were recording Sgt Pepper. Saw them do Atom Heart Mother in Hyde Park for free, ah those were the days....just think that years later I would be walking over the same ground looking for micros!

So a hint is required. Well my favourite (single) cache is GCJ9HP, that may help.

Half way there Paul, it certainly is Atom Heart Mother by Pink Floyd. But what is the link with Kenneth Grahame's classic?

Who or what are the link between this image :- and this photograph:-

SP This has more or less disappeared off the horizon so to keep it moving:- Shipley Windmill And in the very first one, which was the pilot The Wrestler's Tomb.

Marnanel is up and running again.

I'll put my dunces hat on and go and sit in the corner, and for those who have not read what I wrote (Morecombe and Wise slipping in there) I wont reveal it.

I know they are in England but I have a number of these glued into caches here. Power Magnet Store

Adrian Hedley?

Strange that the Bonzo's should be mentioned as checking the Shepherds Bush Empire site where we are going tonight to find that next weekend.............. Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band FRIDAY 17TH & SATURDAY 18TH NOVEMBER The Bonzo's are back! Famous for the Urban Spaceman and Monster Mash, eight original band members including Neil Innes, Sam Spoons and 'Leg' Larry Smith are touring for the first time in forty years. Joined by Phill Jupitus and other special guests, this anniversary show is celebrating why the Bonzo's really are the originators of modern British comedy

Neil Aspinall

Vivian Stanshall, but he died back in 95 and the photo looks newer than that.

So a Hertfordshire boy then hence the nearby village name that sounds like tripe.

Hereford is a city

More likely from The Meaning of Liff, or The Deeper Meaning of Liff - books he wrote in the 80s based on place names. Having lived in Tingewick, it was one of my favourites Back to what is a Didcot. I understand that it originates from the railways, as its the piece of card that is snipped by the ticket inspector when he punches your ticket....I see they use a date stamp now. Apparently Princess Margaret was showered with Didcots by members of NUR (as confetti) when she got married to Anthony Armstrong Jones in Feb 1960 at Westminster Abbey (source Qi)

Didcot is a town in Oxfordshire. But, what is 'a Didcot'?

Ok, an easy one. What is 'a Didcot'?

It is a bit of a hard question so the answer is that one of the classic Chanel outfits uses the Houndstooth patten. Karl Lagerfeld the current 'Artistic Director' even used it in the houses recent show. The legendary former University of Alabama football coach Paul "Bear" Bryant made this pattern popular by wearing his trademark Houndstooth hat on the sidelines of every game he coached.

The double C does indeed refer to Chanel as the initials of Coco Chanel, but where does the baseball coach come in? (I thought that the questions so far were very blokey, hence a slightly more refined subject)

This is about haute couture, and not every Tom, Dick and Harry labels that the plebs believe to be fashionable these days.

Marnanels server is down and under repair according to his blog. I have Photoshopped a counties map if it disappears forever.