The Foxer

Did you know my Chief Foxer Setter had a fungus named after him? The yolk-yellow caps of Boletus romanii stud the pine straw of conifer forests in Northern Europe between September and November. Prized by chefs, Roman's Boletus can be eaten uncooked but rarely is because of the mild Acetylcholinesterase blocker it contains. Consumed raw the mushroom palsies the face leaving the eater wearing a weird puzzled expression for anything up to 12 hours.

Last week's foxer theme: Nelson Mandela (defoxed by Little_Crow)

a Cover of Stephen King's 'The Long Walk' (Shiloh)
bMandela's prison number in hexadecimal (Little_Crow)
cTata Nano (unsolved)
d ZX Spectrum game Saboteur (Artiforg)
eTed Stevens Anchorage International Airport (Syt)
f Cross-Channel gun 'Winnie' (Stugle)
gInvictus Games logo (Syt)
h Scarlet Pimpernel (Syt)
i Emplaced gun, Robben Island (Stugle)
jSpear 3 missile (mrpier)
kThe Specials (Arioch_RN)
l Blackburn Botha (mrpier, AFKAMC)

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Below is a list of ’25 things you might find in or on a cathedral’ (‘things’ and ‘might’ are used here in their broadest possible senses). For purposes of obfuscation, the ‘things’ have been stripped of vowels and had spaces repositioned. For example, if ‘Handel's Messiah’ was present, it might appear as…

HND LSMSSH

The last five entries in the list – those marked with asterisks – are especially fiendish. Not only are they vowel-less, they have also been anagrammed.

1. FLCH
2. LTRPC
3. PRGR NFLCN
4. TRNSH RD
5. MRGL RS
6. RSWN DW
7. LNC LNMP
8. FNVL TNG
9. JDT HB SCR
10. LMBR DYPPLR
11. RCHT
12. RCHVLT
13. HL YNL
14. PS SYRT
15. BYBS HP
16. TRG D
17. GRRTT
18. BTFMR
19. THM SBCKT
20. DVLSF TPRNT
21. ZCRR*
22. THRLBNY*
23. RP PNG*
24. MDSQ*
25. PHLCSR*