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rustyruth
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Posted at 15:56 on 13th June 2014
Ian Fleming, the Bond movies ?
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Dave John
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Posted at 21:04 on 13th June 2014
Jimmy McGovern??
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Ken Marshall
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Posted at 22:51 on 13th June 2014

Yes Ruth, it was Ian Fleming. Well done.

Three British scientists estimated that James Bond's weekly alcohol intake in fourteen books was over four times the advisable maximum alcohol consumption for an adult male.

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rustyruth
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Posted at 22:54 on 13th June 2014

Thanks Ken, that was really a stab in the dark. 

I'm going on holiday in the morning, I should have Internet when we get there, but if there's no quizzy posted by tomorrow evening perhaps someone else could have a go Smile 

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rustyruth
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Posted at 23:22 on 14th June 2014

No takers, well here we go then Smile

I was born in 1603 and I have a National Park named after me.

Who am I, and what am I famous for ? 

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Ken Marshall
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Posted at 13:11 on 15th June 2014

Abel Tasman was a  Dutch explorer who discovered an island and named it Van Diemen's Land.Then he sailed to New Zealand,Tonga and Batavia.On another voyage, he mapped the north coast of Australia.

Van Diemen's Land was renamed Tasmania.

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rustyruth
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Posted at 18:45 on 15th June 2014
Your are spot on again Ken, I was just coming back with another clue but you've already got there. Well done and over to you Smile
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Ken Marshall
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Posted at 07:59 on 16th June 2014

China clay (kaolin) is used in paper, ceramics,paint and many other products.Where are the world's largest deposits located?

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rustyruth
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Posted at 17:49 on 16th June 2014

A shot in the dark with no research let's say Cornwall.

  

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Vince Hawthorn
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Posted at 20:26 on 16th June 2014
  Near St. Austell
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