“At the timberline where the storms strike with the most fury, the sturdiest trees are found.” — Anonymous
(Even with all the THEs, and other E’s, this one took some time to solve. Neither “timberline”, nor “sturdiest”, come up in quotes very often. It’s been quite a while since we’ve had an Anonymous too. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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ANONYMOUS was my toehold, UR, but it doesn’t help much with so many Is and Es in the quote!
Except for having to verify the word timberline, I got through this one pretty quickly. The first thing I noticed was “Anonymous” so that helped, then, as you said, all of the THEs and Es definitely didn’t hurt. WHERE and ARE worked themselves out, then the rest just fell into place after that. Had this in only a few minutes. Funny, yesterday’s Annan quote had me staring at “IS” and “IS” for about 10 minutes, then when I caught the “ION” and “ING” the whole thing came together in a couple of minutes.
I was thinking A, but tried Aristotle and Androcles (LOL?). Like I said, it’s been quite a while since we’ve seen Anonymous! — YUR
It took me a little time before the Ns in Anonymous fell into place, MJ. I got it done in minutes, but I didn’t know where the quote was going while I was doing it. Timberline, sturdiest, and even found were kind of up in the air until nearly the end. — YUR