E: 30/11 (noon) win £250 - Cash Hunt - serious help needed!

Shobby

Oh no...it closed at noon today! Rats!:mad:

Oh well, at least not long to find out if I was on the right lines or not!:rolleyes:

Shobby

Well lookee here.........no one has solved it so it has been extended to the end of the month! The torture continues......:rotfl:

http://www.cashhunt.co.uk/mnbv.htm

reniannen

argh! :eek: I was looking forward to just knowing the answer!

Nobody got it, that's incredible. At least we weren't the only ones, but if lots of us here can't solve it together, who can? lol

Personally I think they should be upping the prize fund to £500, I mean they should have given away that amount this month anyway, so basically they've set a harder puzzle and saved themselves £250 if they don't.

I'll ask for this to be moved out of game over

Dormouse

reniannen wrote: »

argh! :eek: I was looking forward to just knowing the answer!

Nobody got it, that's incredible. At least we weren't the only ones, but if lots of us here can't solve it together, who can? lol

Personally I think they should be upping the prize fund to £500, I mean they should have given away that amount this month anyway, so basically they've set a harder puzzle and saved themselves £250 if they don't.

I'll ask for this to be moved out of game over

I so agree... Argh and double-argh! :mad::o:rotfl:

Dearsmore

Shobby wrote: »

Oh no...it closed at noon today! Rats!:mad:

Oh well, at least not long to find out if I was on the right lines or not!:rolleyes:

Oh no! :o I thought we were getting somewhere. Back to the drawing board..

At least you can submit your solution now Shobby, one a day

Shobby

Might as well........:rolleyes:

singingspam

This is driving me mad. I too got to St Andrews and then on to 1754 and either Ebenezer Erskine or Henry Pelham. If it's Pelham, does it have something to do with his brother and Newcastle? Could the window bit have anythng to do with the area The Wash?

Dearsmore

singingspam wrote: »

This is driving me mad. I too got to St Andrews and then on to 1754 and either Ebenezer Erskine or Henry Pelham. If it's Pelham, does it have something to do with his brother and Newcastle? Could the window bit have anythng to do with the area The Wash?

Hiya, yes i get this... George Wishart preached at a lot of places :rolleyes: One being St Andrew's. The the golf club was established in 1754, Ebenezer Erskine died that year, his brother was Ralph Erskine and (might need a hand?) The Erskine Clan Crest is a hand holding a dagger. Ralph Erskine was Minister of Dunfermline Abbey......

singingspam

Dearsmore wrote: »

Hiya, yes i get this... George Wishart preached at a lot of places :rolleyes: One being St Andrew's. The the golf club was established in 1754, Ebenezer Erskine died that year, his brother was Ralph Erskine and (might need a hand?) The Erskine Clan Crest is a hand holding a dagger. Ralph Erskine was Minister of Dunfermline Abbey......

Hi. It's a stab in the dark, but thought it might be Abbot House, a building in Dunfermline. I've given it a go anyhow.

Shobby

I've ruled out the Erskine brothers simply because Ralph is the younger brother (born 5 years later) of Ebenezer, so can't be his 'big brother'.

I still like the Pelham brothers route, I think they 'stood' in a political sense, so somewhere there is a virtual tour that links to 723....perhaps the House of Lords?