Barney Mysteries Quiz

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Sounds rather like my nationality. :lol:
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Iris somebody!
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Iris is fine. Over to you. :D
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Thanks John. Strangely enough the name Iris did come to mind but as I couldn't think of a surname, I didn't suggest it.
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What is the real name of Red Riding Hood in Ring O'Bells?
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Naomi Barlow?
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Correct. Over to you.
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Thanks Daisy. What was the name of the snowman in The Rat-a-Tat Mystery?
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A wild guess: Mr Icy Cold?
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A very good guess. You're right. :D
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No way!

Thanks John.

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In Rubadub, what did the boatman who took the children and Miss Pepper to see the whirlpool say he wished he had brought with him?
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Another wild guess which is almost certainly wrong - some oars?
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Absolutely necessary I agree - but sadly not the correct answer boatbuilder.
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I told you it was wrong, Pete. :D
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His lunch?
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