Radial answers are all of 6 letters and are entered in jumbled form.
Merlin has concealed in the Round Table clues leading to the treasure. The first two are in the third ring (counting from the inside). Solvers must highlight the pieces of treasure on the table and write its name underneath.
TREASURE: ________________________________
| RADIAL CLUES 1. Lover in combination with past spy 2. Onboard computer and dictionary surrounded by light 3. Bloke, say, with a wine shop 4. Unknown in Great Britain turning over a particular past 5. Bridge partners dubious having a cold? 6. Vaccine protects a member of sect 7. Sauce - one found on boundary of Cornwall 8. Reliant Robin, say, gives some eccentric a ride 9. Silk used by family on horse 10. Not much to eat - criticise it audibly 11. Spot banal stuff with little hesitation 12. Charge Scotsman and Greek 13. One uncovering end of French resistance 14. Tell about former lover sorting boys from girls 15. Lots of boats following races 16. Over Rae's head that is Scottish bonnet 17. Regret picking up girl, would-be sorority member 18. Minstrel, leader of house in merry dancing 19. Car range 20. Prize free butterfly 21. Corners Rugby team catching nothing 22. Expert in Grammar School: they've had it 23. Note round wound slight pain 24. Women left behind West Indian boats 25. Joey in transport for Glasgow dole offices 26. Calm man after smut 27. False appearances, right in certain types 28. Assistant in brothel perhaps 29. Overdrawn beauty is rather unusual 30. Comments to an audience featured tracks 31. Coloured people satisfied conditions 32. Uncouth person's comment on receiving fairground prize? 33. Quantity of ink farmers' body left after exercise 34. Greeting to top man out walking 35. Chunter about t'war god returning 36. Outrageously fat bey to lose weight |
CIRCULAR CLUES 6. Inducement for bachelor tucking into cheese (5) 11. Pupils fail to start profitable ventures (7) 18. Distress signal for castaway (6) 24. One Frenchman and woman (5) 29. Elite force's impudence (4) 33. Like some milk, in this way curtailed turning (1,1,1) 36. A gee-gee in light carriage is drooping (6) 37. Book actor (very camp) as Mr Doolittle (6) 38. I don't assemble circular designs (5) 39. Artist loses heart for a bird (4) 40. Phoney football team in debt? The opposite (8) 41. Earth-shaking arousal of Melissa (7) 42. Year in grip of avarice showed sign of aging (6) |
To enter this competition, send your entry to me in list format including
the treasure to me at
derek@crosswordcentre.fsnet.co.uk
before the 1st February 2005. The first correct solution picked from the
hat will receive a prize of a copy of The Pears Cyclopaedia.