Smith
|
E |
H |
A |
1 |
F |
Y |
M |
G |
J |
H |
|
Q |
L |
T |
C |
A |
I |
9 |
C |
D |
G |
|
E |
Z |
H |
4 |
Q |
Z |
V |
D |
R |
I |
|
P |
2 |
1 |
R |
S |
F |
W |
I |
K |
X |
|
1 |
P |
S |
Y |
6 |
5 |
6 |
A |
Y |
4 |
|
D |
W |
V |
M |
X |
S |
P |
I |
H |
A |
|
G |
G |
O |
3 |
O |
F |
E |
V |
U |
T |
|
O |
W |
N |
J |
T |
O |
7 |
A |
Q |
5 |
|
2 |
N |
G |
L |
T |
2 |
E |
J |
6 |
Y |
|
C |
B |
M |
O |
F |
G |
8 |
M |
E |
L |
|
P |
U |
U |
9 |
N |
I |
K |
E |
T |
B |
|
T |
H |
F |
4 |
A |
G |
R |
L |
R |
S |
Jane woke up and looked out of her window: Windsor Castle. How
beautiful! She packed her things, grabbed a taxi, and went straight to the
airport. As her flight was landing, the view was just as excellent – through
the wind and rain, she could just see the Space Needle. By the time she had
driven to Coit Tower, it was a few days later. It was a marvellous drive down
101. She hopped on a plane, slept for the whole flight, and was delighted to
see the Copacabana as her plane was landing. The boat ride took months, but the
sight of the Parthenon the day after Jane arrived was enough to make it all
worth while for her. After a few days sightseeing, she hopped on another plane,
keen to see what the Kremlin would look like from the air. Touring red square
was great, but the train ride afterwards got somewhat dull. Jane was happy to
finally arrive and see the former site of Checkpoint Charlie – a lifelong dream
for her. The next flight took ages, but the cabin crew were friendly and as she
disembarked she was already anticipating seeing the Taj Mahal. The overland
convoy to the sea, followed by the long boat trip, were somewhat demoralising.
But Jane’s spirits were revived when she saw the pyramids at Giza for the first
time in her life. After that, the short flight to see the Eiffel tower passed
in an instant. When she arrived at the end
of the trip, all she had were some marvellous memories, and five adhesive
airline baggage tags, attached to her suitcase.
Hint
This
is somewhat like a classic word search puzzle
© Copyright 2001-2002 Martyn Lovell. All Rights Reserved.