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General: "Golden Hares Here?" refers to the Cheltenham Gold Cup, the horse race run here in March. (Hares also being known for their speed in March). This was also included as a 'tongue in cheek' "Hello" to previous readers of Kit William's "Masquerade". The hare bells were included because of the reference to hares. The pigeons refer to the legend in Cheltenham that the spa waters were discovered due to local residents noticing that a particularly healthy flock of pigeons always drank from one place. On investigation, the spa waters were discovered. The pump also refers to the waters of Cheltenham where there is a famous pump room. The ear, and other references to ears, refer to the Government Offices in Cheltenham (GCHQ) which is well known as a listening post for the Intelligence Services. The bubbles are included because there is a clock in the shopping centre in Cheltenham which plays "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles" (and blows bubbles) every hour.								Key: The roman numeral XVI appears here. All clues on this page both the front of the train and the station clock show no time - they all point to the centre - as does the name of the station. Winston is also in the middle - it is the middle name of John Winston Lennon (the train 7005 is the "Sir Edward Elgar", another composer). The central word on this page is "imagination" (also connected with John Lennon - references to discussions of old music and dead boyhood heroes etc.) Put "Imagination" in position 16 in the "key" message
								Boy's Name: .To show off is to parade. In front of April is March, also a parade. "All in order, up and down" is also a parade. The answer to this clue is PARADE.
								Article: Beneath Pembroke Castle lies a cavern called The Wogan. Terry Wogan sang a famous song called the Floral Dance. This song is about a traditional dance held once a year in the town of HELSTON in Cornwall.

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