| GOOSEGOGS | Travel and again back around the Home Counties and then back south for fruit (9) |
| STRODE | Plodded into the Home Counties and moved on apace (6) |
| SEETHE | Notice these disowning the Home Counties and be furious? (6) |
| OPTIMISED | Made the most of being work-shy around the Home Counties (9) |
| CLOSENESS | Copies around the home counties initiate such proximity (9) |
| ELSEWHERE | Wheeler deal around home counties and in other places |
| BUTTERFLY | Image formed by connecting this puzzle's circled letters from A to N and then back to A |
| CAPARISON | Around the home of haute couture they (French) dress, richly (9) |
| ODDJOBMAN | Jack of all trades hired for eg repairs around the home (3-3,3) |
| REGISTRAR | Recorder less often coming back around the point (9) |
| TRUMPCARD | Advantage of making doctor move back around the rear (5,4) |
| ALTERNATE | Go from one to another then back again repeatedly (9) |
| MAHARAJAH | Laugh, having drink with an actor, then back to prince (9) |
| SQUAREONE | At your starting point again, back to - - - (6,3) |
| APPALOOSA | Shock gains nothing, so back a horse. (9) |
| FLIESATHALFMAST | Is raised all the way up and then back down to the midpoint |
| PLATEN | The sort of pal who takes ten and then back to the roller |
| NOSED | Taking a spin around the Home Counties, the Spanish gentleman moved slowly (5) |
| FULLER | Author whose The Worthies of England describes the counties and their native commodities including the silver of Devon, cherries of Kent and the pearls of Cumberland (6) |
| BARRELROLL | Movement of an aircraft in which it turns over and then back up again (6,4) |
