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itsinthemail

Cmdr_Bond wrote: »

That'll do me - pity it's A La Carte and not a nibble, but being the 3rd item is good enough.

I prefer a la carte to a nibble :rotfl:and it is a trio

Cmdr_Bond

So

THREE SPURS, WILL YOU PEEL BACK THE BATTERY OF SHAPE, - Half Moon
A HOLY MAN TROD FROST IN HERE NO MISTAKE. - Bishop's Stortford

2 COLOURS TWAS NAMED, AND WITH LEY YOU WILL SEE, - Whiteley Green
DISCOVER WHERE SAILS TURN AND NIBBLE ON 3. - Goosnargh

Stuffed on the grove. Actually I have been stuffed on most of it - Only got Peel battery because of a brain ripple.

reniannen

I think we should be looking at the third dish on the nibbles menu which is olives

Olive Grove fits together I just don't know which Olive Grove we've to go too. Googling it with 'day' doesn't narrow the results down much lol


got it Sheffield Wednesdya;s old stadium
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olive_Grove

kragen_ironfist

reniannen wrote: »

whiteley can be an anagram of with ley in itself, it seems too obvious, there would have been no point to the first half of the clue.

There is however a Windmill Restaurant (to pick up on someone's suggestion earlier that that's what turning sails refers to) in Whiteley Green, Macclesfield http://www.thewindmill.info/home.php it would also fit with nibble

oops itsinthemail beat me to it

that actually fits perfectly if you think about it...

the half moon pub was the white swan and the green man, take the two colours and stick ley in the middle you end up with white ley green

not sure about the trio of goosnargh either tho - think we need to look towards the nibbles menu

Cmdr_Bond

reniannen wrote: »

I think we should be looking at the third dish on the nibbles menu which is olives

Olive Grove fits together I just don't know which Olive Grove we've to go too. Googling it with 'day' doesn't narrow the results down much lol

To be honest, I thought the Nibbles should have been a better fit than the A La Carte, hence my previous comment.

I'm just not 100%, Goosnargh feels better.

reniannen

Sheffield Wednesday's old home ground http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olive_Grove

bargainhuntergal

I know technically it's called an orchard when it's apples, but the 'a day' thing got me thinking 'an apple a day', and it's still a grove of apple trees? Could it be something to do with that?

Edit: The Sheffield Wednesday thing makes more sense so ignore this!

itsinthemail

I did look at the nibbles menu first, but I thought if it was olives, it would have to be a pub or restaurant? But where? so thats what brought me to the trio of duck

Edit: you can ignore this as well - Sheffield Wednesday does make more sense.

Cmdr_Bond

reniannen wrote: »

Sheffield Wednesday's old home ground http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olive_Grove

Taken from that page...

Wikipedia wrote:

... the days would soon be numbered for Olive Grove ...

bargainhuntergal

So would H be Hillsborough do you think?