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[gojo23]

divide sign + divide sign =
2: AVISCANDA
3 FAUNA and
4: get it all
5: the word 'set' up which is going up from the word 'zero'
6" 1066 (in a square) 1815

[FoxLee2]

Share and share alike?

[gojo23]

oooh yes could be! thanks.
I was thinking no2 could be vancouver isaland - canada
bit strange though?

[another-view]

4 upset about nothing?

[FoxLee2]

3. This is an absolute wild guess. You usually say fauna and flora and there's an old song "Where Have All The Flowers Gone?"

[FoxLee2]

Good answer another-view but to tweak it - would it not be upset OVER nothing as the word set is not written around (i.e. about) zero but above it.

[another-view]

I like it. Your suggestion sounds plausible too for 3.

[gojo23]

thanks actually no4. looks like' for' is to the left then there's a gap and then you have 'it all'.

[quizzled]

Could 6 be something like "a box of dates" ?

What does 4 look like again? Does it have "get" in it, or is it just :
for it all

[gojo23]

hi
it is:

get (say to the left if you imagine a box) then a gap and then to the right is 'it all'

A box of dates... hummm. I wonder why they are both dates of battles?

[gojo23]

AVISCANDA

cant be vancover island. i wonder what it is? It's doing my noodle in!

[FoxLee2]

2. Could it just be Scandinavia - Scand in Avia?

[FoxLee2]

Just reading your set up of No. 4. and they say 'say what you see' So I read it as Get away from it all

[gojo23]

cant really be scandinavia as there's not two n's!
This one's got everyone i think!

[gojo23]

sorry about my last post - not thinking - of course it could be!
thanks!

[gojo23]

how about this one:
there's the word 'live' and its written twice both 'lives' are side by side and the word is spelt going downwards.

[gen2]

If you read them going up the way you have EVIL so how about

UP TO NO GOOD ?

[squarebear]

Scandinavia sounds good to me.

It's SCAND written in AVIA

AVIscandA

[mxyzptlk]

4 Get away from it all

[gojo23]

thanks for the up to no good answer! I was reading it as live!

Just the two battles to go.
1066 and 1815
1066 has a square around it.
I cant think of anything except for battle field.
If there questions are answered by 'say what you see'.
What do you say?!