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perplexed puzzler

12th January 2012, 17:49
Make every second count Gazza, unlock army plan, neat translation required (7,8) Answer could be a flower or a river
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harrhy

13th January 2012, 17:10
Don't know if it helps but if you take alternate letters from:
unlock army plan, neat
you can get an anagram of campanula!
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perplexed puzzler

13th January 2012, 23:34
Thanks, it seems like a good idea but campanula is 9 letters and this is 7 and 8. Perhaps it's some variation on that.
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harrhy

13th January 2012, 23:54
Yes, I realised too late that the number of letters was wrong but it looked as though the method might lead to something!
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pastille

14th January 2012, 00:06
I have no idea what the answer is but...loving your logic Harrhy...
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jazzgirl

14th January 2012, 08:41
Campanula is known in Scotland as the Bluebell (8)
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pastille

14th January 2012, 12:40
Good afternoon,

Still trying to works this one out and getting no where...

Hi Jazzgirl, I think campanula is more known as a bellflower in these parts, which is no help either.
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jazzgirl

14th January 2012, 12:42
hi pasatille
.. and also as Harebell (8)
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pastille

14th January 2012, 12:45
ooooh that's 8......promising
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jazzgirl

14th January 2012, 12:47
Gazza must have something to do it or "he" wouldn't be there. lol
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