BLUEMOMENT

Very neat - what generated that, then?

Well somebody has a lot of time on their hands

Very good, and as you say, it says it all although I suspect I may have missed something of significance, the singleton "r" and and the singleton "M" have me puzzled.

Is that the "Taylorton" on the banks to the great, but underused, waterway?

Shuggy wrote:Very neat - what generated that, then?

CLUE: This one belongs to DaveS;

Not hard to guess who originated this.

Can someone point at the package that made these things?

I think my Xmas card issue is solved!

Shard wrote:
CLUE: This one belongs to DaveS;

Well, that's got me right puzzled. I'm guessing that the original text is from my blog of '06 - the Orkney jaunt - but there are some words I don't recognise at all, e.g. Knitchen and Doomy. I don't even know what they mean! And I don't know what package is used to process the words.

It's Wordle. (The clue was in the name Shard assigned to his.)

DaveS wrote:there are some words I don't recognise at all, e.g. Knitchen and Doomy.

Personally, I'd have thought that places with names like Knitchen and Doomy would be unforgettable.

Ocklepoint wrote:Is that the "Taylorton" on the banks to the great, but underused, waterway?

Well spotted.

Unsurprising that "wind" is the largest word in the wordle of your Atlantic log.

Guess the year?

Thanks for this Gents






You may see it also in TOP, for which I apologise in advance.

Nice. How do you get it to appear here? Is it a [img]thing[/img]?

Regards
Donald