Alphabet associations - I

[Quarky]

nothing [I expect] to do with that old TV programme which used Respighi's The Birds as a theme tune ?

thought not

Learning how to play this game as I go along.

Second clue: An unnatural connection with the English Baroque.

[cloughie]

sorry, couldn't think of one


[haven't they all been done ? ]

They've never all been done but they don't get any easier to set! (or solve)

[Flay]

Odders, I am grateful that you have kindly stepped in to fill a gap - I'm again hard at work this morning, you saved me!

I'll have a go later if it isn't solved by then.

[cloughie]

Learning how to play this game as I go along.

Second clue: An unnatural connection with the English Baroque.

X factor.

[Quarky]

X factor.

No.
Third clue: Kipling is confounded on this one.

Out until this afternoon.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Learning how to play this game as I go along.

Aren't we all?!

[Nick Armstrong]

Kipling is confounded on this one.

I know how Kipling feels!

Nice puzzle... I can't fathom it at all. Will ponder to keep me from freezing on the bike.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Going for a song.
An unnatural connection with the English Baroque.
Kipling is confounded by this one.

No. Still can't see one yet!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Is it Rudyard or cakes, mewonders?

[amateur51]

Mr Kipling makes Xceedingly good cakes ...:

[Quarky]

Rudyard

[amateur51]

Rudyard

You're telling me!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

You're telling me!

Xcellent puzzle, Oddy!

[Nick Armstrong]

You're telling me!

At least it's not canard

(With apologies to John Sullivan and "Only Fools..." )

[cloughie]

I know how Kipling feels!

Nice puzzle... I can't fathom it at all. Will ponder to keep me from freezing on the bike.

Personally I've never Kippled! ...and I certainly wouldn't try it on a bike!

Or maybe you go for Mudguard Kipling!