8:02. A gentle one from Harry this week.
Category: Weekend Cryptic
Times Cryptic 29376 – Sat, 1 November 2025. Flying through? No, wait!
I started well here, but the last few slowed me down dramatically!
Sunday Times Cryptic No 5187 by Dean Mayer — the possible dream
This one had a distinctly British flavo(u)r—as is only proper, of course. But I got along with it fairly easily. How’d y’all do?
Times Cryptic 29370 – Sat, 25 October 2025. American oblivion.
Fortunately America wasn’t my special subject! Several clues in this one featured facts about the USA that exposed gaps in my knowledge.
Sunday Times 5186 by Robert Price
15:13. I found this quite tricky, but when I came to write up the blog I couldn’t for the life of me see why.
Times Cryptic 29364 – Sat, 18 October 2025. Peasy?
After a full week, I don’t remember much about this. Perhaps it was easy?
Sunday Times Cryptic by David McLean — fabulous
I liked this a lot. Seven (!) anagrams, certainly not complaining about that, and I learned a new phrase, a new word, and a new English town.
Times Cryptic 29358 – Sat, 11 October 2025. Defied to define the limits.
One clue has a device I didn’t quite understand. Otherwise, business as usual.
Sunday Times 5184 by Dean Mayer
19:25. A decidedly tricky one from Dean this week.
Times Cryptic 29352 – Sat, 4 Oct 2025. Wot dat u suid?
I had no idea what a suid might be. But, the answer makes perfect sense!