Crossword knowledge 9 - Haycock and Headless
Clue: Mała sterta siana - small pile of hay. I live in a semi-rural area of England but know a limited amount about farming practices. Even if I did, this may well be an antiquated term in English Kopa - large pile of hay - Haystack Kopka - small pile of hay - Haycock Answer: Kopka Farming seems like good honest work, which brings us to the next clue: Clue: Żadna nie hańbi. Answer: Praca This answer I did not get until I had most of the letters. I believe it refers to the proverb: żadna praca nie hańbo - no job is a disgrace. Which, on the face of it and as it was intended, is an honourable sentiment. Perhaps coined before the advent jobs like: the leader of UKIP, a position once held by Nigel Farage and currently, at the time of writing, held by Neil Hamilton. Until I looked, I didn't realise that UKIP was still going. Surely there is no need now that they have returned the UK to its glory days when we were the sick man of Europe....