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julie

9th May 2009, 14:21
Name the creators of the fictional detectives
8. Linsay Gordon
10. Lindsay Boxer
Song with a place name in it
9. IWM by RDT
How well do you know Dorset
2. Name Dorsets northern most village
3. Which inventor worked for a while from a sandbanks hotel?
8. 292 prisoners were sentenced to death by this man
9. In return of the native what was doggory ven?
Saying with a body part in it
10. SASMBMB
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wombat

9th May 2009, 14:25
Detectives
8 Val McDermid
10 James Patterson
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wombat

9th May 2009, 14:27
9. Indiana Wants Me by R Dean Taylor
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wombat

9th May 2009, 14:29
The saying
Sticks and stones may break my bones
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wombat

9th May 2009, 14:39
Diggory Venn

... is a curious character, used by Hardy as both a physical and metaphorical method of motioning the plot towards its tragic end.

Physically, Diggory Venn is a person who is basically covered from tip to toe in the red stuff that makes his trade. He is not rated highly among the upper class members of the Heath due to his messy work, though he is actually the son of a rich cattle farmer, and beneath all the gunk, Venn proves to be a rather handsome chap.

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wombat

9th May 2009, 14:40
3. Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web?
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mike b

9th May 2009, 15:59
292 were sentenced to death by Judge Jeffreys in 1685 at Dorchester.
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julie

9th May 2009, 16:14
Thanks everyone, just one left to get
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wombat

9th May 2009, 17:13
Gillingham,
the Leddenton of Thomas Hardy's novels, is situated in the Blackmore Vale, and is the most northerly town in Dorset.
Also from the piece I posted regarding Diggory Venn is a reddleman; he travels the country marking flocks of sheep with a red mineral called 'reddle', a dialect term for red ochre
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wombat

9th May 2009, 17:23
Julie
Your question asked for the most northerly village.
Searching through maps it appears to be Bourton, but I have found nothing to prove it.
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