Says it all, really!

[Telo]

[Shuggy]

Very neat - what generated that, then?

[Ocklepoint]

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?

[Telo]

Very neat - what generated that, then?

CLUE: This one belongs to DaveS;

[Silkie]

Not hard to guess who originated this.

[Mark]

Can someone point at the package that made these things?

I think my Xmas card issue is solved!

[DaveS]

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.

[Silkie]

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

[Telo]

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.

[Telo]

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

Well spotted.

[Nick]

[Silkie]

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

[Silkie]

Guess the year?

[FullCircle]

Thanks for this Gents






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

[Aja]

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

Regards
Donald