Honourable mention to this one.

A map featured once. (Digs out box of old pictures) This one. I'll reverse the challenge and say pick a number!

That's part of the reason my favoured option is this.

I've been using EB Garamond a lot recently, but there's a degree of horses for courses. The font for this Robert Louis Stevenson setting came from a teaching resource website (I also used more handwritten-looking note forms than I usually do.)

There is a provision around elections in the Churchwardens Measure, but it will only help if (a) the parish hasn't had its meeting yet this year, (b) the minister can find a third person to take over, and (c) the meeting doesn't still elect the problem person anyway.

I know Cambridge is too flat for this, but...

Hmm, possibly. I've long been in the four camp for Truro, but if you allow that, maybe we have to say that Durham has six (?) spires - and Norwich used to be in the Three Spires Club.

I've been putting this on the Book of Face for years, now it's debuting here. Every January we devise a new set of pictures for this clock. Each picture represents the number you'd expect to find in that position; your challenge is to tell me how.

Surely triple-hatting is more of a papal issue?

Closer to reality than we knew, then!