Because the damn Aussies insist on pronouncing things funny, there are problems with both of your Australian city clues. Melbourne is pronounced "mel-burn" like the injury from fire, not like Jason's last name. And the second vowel in Brisbane is a schwa (ə), not a long a. FYI.
Fun quiz. Got 'em all, but Calgary and Havana I only got from half the clue ('Gary' and 'Ha'). I think you've got one too many syllables there in Tokyo, but maybe that's me being pedantic.
I did this quiz for the second time exactly 5 years after the first try and I got 5 more answers. With this pace maybe in further 5 years I'll actually get to 100%.
Moss grows on the north side of trees in the northern hemisphere, but the south side of trees in the southern hemisphere. I would suggest this clue be reworded!
Even in the northern hemisphere, moss doesn't only grow on the north side of trees, it's just that's usually the most suitable conditions - moisture and shade. But, it can (and regularly does) grow on any side, as any stroll through dense woodland will demonstrate
i'm a crossword guy, so "Elizabeth for short" is a much more common crossword clue. All of my "Word Puzzles" series clues are in the style of your typical Sunday crossword.
Because of the ambiguity of the first part of the last clue. I tried Oxford first which is one hell of a coincidence. I guess that explains all the rowing competitions between the two of them.
It;s the local/Aussie pronunciation. We pronounce the city brisbin, but the s is slightly more zed like. so brizbin, or just brissie (or if you're really feeling fancy brisvegas).
Hailifax? C’mon…
i'm a crossword guy, so "Elizabeth for short" is a much more common crossword clue. All of my "Word Puzzles" series clues are in the style of your typical Sunday crossword.
Didn't know that bris is a circumcision ceremony and couldn't connect bin with bane.