This ride, as any with Harry at the wheel, was not without twists and turns, but as always it covered some interesting terrain
Author: Guy du Sable
Sunday Times Cryptic No 5163 by Dean Mayer — Sentimental Journey
Pretty sure I’ve never done a Dean puzzle any easier than this (there are seven anagrams!), but it is also among those I’ve enjoyed the most.
Sunday Times Cryptic No 5161 by Robert Price — this, that and… the other
A couple “naughty” clues make this a typical Sunday, and the wit and elegance of the setting a typical Price outing.
Sunday Times Cryptic No 5159 by David McLean — hard cheese
This wasn’t my favorite Harry puzzle, though it has its moments—including a (flawless!) &lit.
Sunday Times Cryptic No 5157 by Dean Mayer — ¡Viva Panamá!
This was a spring zephyr—really a breeze—still quite entertaining for all of the ease.
Sunday Times Cryptic No 5155 by Robert Price — Sláinte!
A lively and very timely mid-March offering.
Sunday Times Cryptic No 5153 by David McLean — ring a bell?
I struggled more with this than my last two bouts with Harry.
Sunday Times Cryptic No 5151 by Dean Mayer — get a cue
This seemed on the easier end of the Dean spectrum. Still a smashing time!
Sunday Times Cryptic No 5149 by Robert Price — writing’s on the wall
There are many very elegantly composed clues here, as usual with this setter.
Sunday Times Cryptic No 5147 by David McLean — mystery equations
This one took some work!