An enlargeable map of the 92 counties of the State of Indiana (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Visual Description: A modern day American legend.
TMAID = ADMIT, SAYET = YEAST, TELUTO = OUTLET, GEMNAT = MAGNET — Giving us: DMYESOENE
Clue/Question: He wanted to start an apple orchard, but to get it going, he needed – – –
Left: sweet cider. Right: apple juice. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Answer: SEED MONEY
English: Drawing of Jonathan Chapman, aka Johnny Appleseed. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
(Good on many levels. I don’t think it’s really a pun, as I believe the origins of the phrase is very literal. None of the clue words were new, but I believe many, if not all, of the jumblings are new. WordPress changed how the Tags works. The answer letter layout was well thought out. It’s a great jumble and it doesn’t give away the answer. The cartoon has some great subtleties. The farmer’s business plan has great graphics, with an A is for Apple logo/symbol in the upper left corner of his chart, and the designation that this plot is for Honey Crisps. The farmer is wearing a Johnny Appleseed style hat, and the banker is working on an Apple-core laptop! Very amusing. Be well and do good, friends. Keep your fingers crossed that this posts successfully.) — YUR
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