CAMELOT FANTASIES

Quote from: Horsa on May 10, 2020, 03:09:12 pm

1. Which book in its original version was "En Tour du Monde dans Quatre-vingts Jours"? For another point who wrote it?
2. Which singer's surname translated into English means horseman?
3. Xenophon wrote the oldest surviving complete book on horsemanship which was called "Peri Hippikes". What does "Peri Hippikes" mean when loosely translated into English?
4. What was a Columbia Grafonola?
5. Gramophone records (Except the very 1st ones) normally came in 2 speeds. What were they?
6. A question with a twist. Take the number of leagues under the sea according to Jules Vernes novel. Divide by the number of cities in Charles Dickens Novel. Add the amount of days in another Jules Vernes novel. Minus the amount of Musketeers in both of Alexandre Dumas's musketeer novels. Then add the amount of hours from Tulsa in a Gene Pitney song. Multiply by the number of cigarettes in an ashtray according to a Patsy Cline song. Multiply by how many steps there are to heaven according to a Showaddywaddy song.
7. Who sung Les Bicyclettes des Belsize & "Thank heaven for little girls"?
8. Who was Mary Ann Evans better known as?
9. Who sang with the crickets?
10. Who was the forces sweetheart?

A new one.

This is exciting.

Will be back to tackle it. Thank you Lady Ann ♥️