| BARNYARD | Spilt bran on back of wagon, where you might bring crops at harvest (8) |
| CAROTID | Large vessel I had on the back of wagon carrying oxygen (7) |
| FINALS | Events where you might bring your own crib |
| TEETOTALLER | One on the wagon, where driver's found to get higher (11) |
| NED | Father of Robb and Bran on Game of Thrones |
| NEWBORNBABY | Bran, on the web, by no means suitable for tiny infant (7,4) |
| CORNWALL | Impenetrable row of crops at one end of the country? (8) |
| AGONISES | Thinks long and hard to find part of wagon is essential (8) |
| SPEAKERS | You might bring Bluetooth ones to a beach party |
| GLEANING | Good predisposition to be doing a job at harvest (8) |
| SHORTCUT | A quicker route to get a close crop at the barber's? (5,3) |
| CARAVANS | Processions of wagons and pack animals (8) |
| ROSES | You might bring a dozen on a date |
| HIKE | Walk you might bring trekking poles on |
| CORNDOLLY | According to Pagan tradition, an effigy of a person made from the last sheaf of corn cut at harvest time as symbol of good luck or fertility (4,5) |
| FUMES | Smoke spliff you farm - legitimate crops at last (5) |
| RAKE | A hay- or grass-gathering tool; a thin horse; a herd of colts; a string of wagons; a train of railway carriages; or, a debauched man of fashion, aka roue (4) |
| LUCKNOW | Chance upon small number on top of wagon in Indian city (7) |
| SIN | Something you might bring up during confession |
| PICNICBASKET | Something you might bring for an alfresco lunch |
