h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

This so far its nearly done

At St Michael’s feet........................The church of St. Michael & All Angels
amongst lime trees upon a hill,............Lyndhurst
she................. Alice
lies sleeping, ..............the Cemetery
dreaming, perhaps of snowy lagomorphs............. White rabbits

this is left

Spriitual......................? is there something wrong here re Caroll.


Could you explane the working out Shagbark

The church of St. Michael & All Angels
the Cemetery
Lyndhurst

Extra DGI's perhaps

St Micxhaels sounded like it might be a cemetery.
I looked in a book of biographies
lucked out finding Alice Liddell and the biography ended with her final resting place. It also said her father and Dodson were close friends.

It still counts

With 'Spriitual' are you trying to draw our attention to Caroll containing two l, whereas the normal usage only has one?

But if you took the second of the two i out of Spriitual you would get Spritual, which doesn't make sense either.


Geggs

Rergarding his job there is something that clashes with the Spritual nature and the trust of the position he held and put him above suspicion (almost), the I is a pointer.

"I" as in "the all-seeing eye", maybe?
Can you tell I've not the foggiest idea?

the biography of Alice hinted to this but I figured I would let someone else get the final points. I believe it has something to do with the psychological profile of Lewis Caroll.

Are you referring to the suggestion that Caroll's interest in Alice and her siblings was not entirely healthy?


Geggs

Yep geggs +3

Unless there anymore ideas eg. the lime trees

Thats about it well done everyone

that was one quick QI

meanwhile Hic Sunt Dracones contines at 112?thread=11280006" >F7180006?thread=8187640&latest=1

Project planning is still ongoing at F7180006?thread=8187732 too.


Geggs

HD +3
Geggs +6
Shagbark +9
SF +3

If you think you need more points tell me

Unless there anymore ideas eg.
The lime trees
L.C's secret

Lime trees are also known as lindens, so I guess 'lime trees on a hill' must be the derivation of Lyndhurst?

Well done HD +3

shields were sometimes made of lime or linden wood as they were extremely flexable, saw a docco where they made a single piece shield from linden, fired an arrow at it, in slo-mo the shield flexed and warped and flicked the arrow away before settling back to its original shape

Good point but not covering the origin of the towns name.

+6 DGI though