Calling Sunday Times readers

[Guest]

This week's wherewasi competition is really baffling me. I've found the town and the castle but as to what the blasted earthwork (two words) is I just haven't a clue. I've searched on OS maps and still can't identify or solve the anagram. I'm not seeking the answer but just wonder if anyone has worked it out.

[barryp1]

I don't read the ST but I guess the answer has a ring about it.

[Guest]

Fourteen letters - two words. Totally baffled.

[Colette-S]

I'm stumped too Geoff

[Mr Tom Morrow]

I love crosswords. Lets have more info please.

[Colette-S]

Originally Posted by Mr Tom Morrow

I love crosswords. Lets have more info please.

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Not a crossword Tom. Is a "where was I"

[Mr Tom Morrow]

Originally Posted by Colette-S

Not a crossword Tom. Is a "where was I"

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Ahh. A picture or an Anagram?

[Guest]

If you are working on this competition, I've hidden my response as a spoiler so as not to spoil other's problem solving.

 

It's an anagram - you worked out the letters from various other clues. You've got to Berkhamsted castle and the final clue says: "Hello campers! (I feel there is some significance in that phrase - Geoff) Rearrange the 14 letters to reveal an ancient earthwork nearby (two words). We'll meet you on the public footpath leading to it."

The letters for the two word anagram are HUYRLBMAPHEOSC

There is an earthwork nearby called G---'S D---H but that's obviously not the two words we are looking for.

Collette-S - did you get the same 14 letters as me perchance?

[Colette-S]

[Colette-S]

I don’t know what letters you have geoff.