Ponte Vecchio and bank of Arno in Florence, Italy. Photo by Thermos. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Visual Description: Exploring la strada Firenza.
SEPIO = POISE, FINGE = FEIGN, THORCO = COHORT, CIPTAM = IMPACT — Giving us: OSEEGHOTPCT
Clue/Question: They asked the reporter where to buy the best gelato, so they could – – –
English: Vauxhall Firenza in a field in Herfordshire. This example is relatively unimproved visually or else relatively faithfully restored at least to this casual observor (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Answer: GET THE SCOOP
(That’s a good pun. I’m liking Jeff’s little travel log! It’s taking me back to when I was there. Unfortunately, it was the year before they hosted the World Cup, and there was scaffolding EVERYWHERE! There were no new clue words today, although I did have a little trouble coming up with “feign” and “cohort”. Not surprisingly, we have seen the jumbles “sepio” and “ciptam” before. Excellent job on the answer letter layout, Mr. Hoyt! Very nicely jumbled, indeed. Jeff, Kathy and the kids seem to be having a great time. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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