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chrise

18th March 2013, 17:40
I saw it on the map, but thought it too far from the sea to be a port. However wikipedia explains that the river is deep enough for sea-going vessels to go all that way inland!
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les40

18th March 2013, 17:42
Hi Emrach, cheers.

Prince's bird's to pickpocket in the East end of London (4-4)
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chrise

18th March 2013, 17:43
Also the Permian geological period derives its name (indirectly) from Perm (by way of Permia)
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les40

18th March 2013, 17:47
Not sure what time you're playing til, so I'll make it an open clue now
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bobs mum

18th March 2013, 17:48
could we have a hint please Les?
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les40

18th March 2013, 17:50
of course bobs mum.
The DEF is pickpocket (synonymously) slang
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emrach

18th March 2013, 17:53
Half inch
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les40

18th March 2013, 17:55
Well done Emrach
Hal + Finch

Half-inch (cockney rhyming slang) PINCH - steal or pickpocket
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bobs mum

18th March 2013, 17:57
Neat clue Les
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chrise

18th March 2013, 17:57
Nice clue, les.

I have to go and eat now. Thanks to all - see you again on Clue Chain in a fortnight.
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