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Dormouse

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Phew, where do we start?! :eek::cool:

wingobins

Could the first bit 'wark' be Newark?

mollylou

and child's clock=dandelion?

missielizzie

Pah! Did you see the solution to last month?! :eek::rotfl:

crin

I think it might be Barrowhills cemetary which is 1km wsw of Newquay found here:
http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/site/759/barrowfields.html

What does everyone else think

thingamaBob

crin wrote: »

I think it might be Barrowhills cemetary which is 1km wsw of Newquay found here:
http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/site/759/barrowfields.html

What does everyone else think

The answer has 3 words of 8, 5 & 4 letters

rhubarbcottage

We've got a Wark village up here in Northumberland.

RhiRhiMajic

Wark is a Scottish word for building/house etc...which makes me think Bro Robert could be Robert Burns and the place he has roots is his house which his father "did build".

The 3rd stanza doesn't make much sense to me...

The final one says NW throught the drink... North West throught the sea? There's a church with a graveyard called Kilmartin Church NW of the Burns cottage, with stone carvings of medievil soliders, maybe that's it?

mollylou

I'm still on the first line! But... thinking again about children's clock you ask, it could be how you say dandelion, so 'dandy lion'. Wark Castle was beseiged by William the Lion of Scotland (was he a dandy?) - any way, I'm off to pursue William the Lion for a bit and see where that takes me

http://www.pastperfect.org.uk/sites/wark/images/12_13c.html

rhubarbcottage

Or it could be Wark Castle which is on the river Tweed and has tons of history.

mollylou

mollylou wrote: »

I'm still on the first line! But... thinking again about children's clock you ask, it could be how you say dandelion, so 'dandy lion'. Wark Castle was beseiged by William the Lion of Scotland (was he a dandy?) - any way, I'm off to pursue William the Lion for a bit and see where that takes me

http://www.pastperfect.org.uk/sites/wark/images/12_13c.html

and this is where I've got to - William the Lions 'window out west'

http://www.theround-o.com/08_round_o_page.html