Originally posted by @wolfgang59Is the sport football? (Not American)
No. It's a sporting connection.
Originally posted by @js357Not one sport, but two.
Is the sport football? (Not American)
One person. British
Originally posted by @wolfgang59Are we looking for the name of a Brit who excels or excelled at two sports?
Not one sport, but two.
One person. British
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Originally posted by @js357Ah. Beefy Botham.
Are we looking for the name of a Brit who excels or excelled at two sports?
Originally posted by @shallow-blueCorrect, he played football for Sc'nthorpe United and Cricket for the others.
Ah. Beefy Botham.
Originally posted by @shallow-blueThe answer must be Romulus & Remus
What connects a man-horse, an American illustrator, Walter Gropius' project, Switzerland, one of Sherlock Holmes' adventures, and the founder of the eternal city?
American graphic novel
Sherlock Holmes fighting cocks
Founders of Rome
man-horse?
Switzerland?
I don't get...
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Originally posted by @wolfgang59One founder of Rome, not both.
The answer must be Romulus & Remus
American graphic novel
Sherlock Holmes fighting cocks
Founders of Rome
man-horse?
Switzerland?
I don't get...
Cocks have nothing to do with it.
An older illustrator than that, and (at the time at least, and to some extent still) a pre-eminent one.
You didn't mention the most unequivocal one.
Originally posted by @shallow-blueToo hard! :'(
What connects a man-horse, an American illustrator, Walter Gropius' project, Switzerland, one of Sherlock Holmes' adventures, and the founder of the eternal city?
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Originally posted by @wolfgang59Start with the Gropius one. There's really only one thing it can be.
Too hard! :'(
What is a man-horse?
Name some famous Holmes stories.
Originally posted by @shallow-blueYou're killing me.
Start with the Gropius one. There's really only one thing it can be.
What is a man-horse?
Name some famous Holmes stories.
And this thread.
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Originally posted by @shallow-blueI've been at this for days without success.
What connects a man-horse, an American illustrator, Walter Gropius' project, Switzerland, one of Sherlock Holmes' adventures, and the founder of the eternal city?
Man-horse is a centaur
American illustrators number in the hundreds
Gropius is Bauhaus
Switzerland could be anything from cuckoo clocks to wartime neutrality or alps
only 12 Sherlock Holmes adventures, none stand out
founder of the eternal city may be Romulus, Remus, some real individual or Emperor Kanmu of Japan
I think that this one's too difficult for me.
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Originally posted by @kewpieCentaur, Bauhaus and Romulus are correct.
I've been at this for days without success.
Man-horse is a centaur
American illustrators number in the hundreds
Gropius is Bauhaus
Switzerland could be anything from cuckoo clocks to wartime neutrality or alps
only 12 Sherlock Holmes adventures, none stand out
founder of the eternal city may be Romulus, Remus, some real individual or Emperor Kanmu of Japan
I think that this one's too difficult for me.
Switzerland... think Switzerland itself, not something in Switzerland. A knowledge of philately may help.
I did not capitalise Adventure in Holmes' adventure, and it isn't one of those. (I'd have had the same problem if I'd called it a case.)
Can't help you further with the illustrator, except that AFAIK he was mainly a magazine illustrator.