LOI was 16ac. I was amazed that it’s a north country word, not Māori!
Author: branch
Times Cryptic 29034 – Saturday, 28 September 2024. I probably won’t fly down to Rio …
Cue some memories of the hit song by Michael Nesmith, 1977
Times Cryptic 29028 – Saturday, 21 September 2024. D-Day!
22D was a puzzle all of its own, and finally a delight!
Times Cryptic 29022 – Saturday, 14 September 2024. This was a very nice day – don’t have much to say
My printout is starkly free of comments. How did you all do?
Times Cryptic 29016 – Saturday, 7 September 2024. Counter lunch.
A good puzzle to do over lunch I found. My favourite was 9ac.
Times Cryptic 29010 – Saturday, 31 August 2024. Not so squeezy.
Someone asked recently how hard Saturdays are, compared with the SNITCH of weekday puzzles. My guess would have been typically perhaps 90-100 on the SNITCH. This one might have rated higher!
Times Cryptic 29004 – Saturday, 24 August 2024. Drunk as a specific teetotaller?
Only one comment in the margin of my copy, at 26ac. Otherwise, smooth sailing.
Times Cryptic 28998 – Saturday, 17 August 2024. Easy as falling off a blog.
This was reasonably easy to solve, and very easy to write up!
Times Cryptic 28992 – Saturday, 10 August 2024. Cute as a button.
Lots of clues struck me as having a novel flavour, and 24ac is superb.
Times Cryptic 28986 – Saturday, 3 August 2024. A semi-open book.
There seemed to be a lot of clues where I could see the answer from the definition, but laboured to see the wordplay.