English: Drilling a blast hole with a jackhammer in 1942. Tennessee Valley Authority Douglas Dam project on the French Broad River Sevier County in East Tennessee in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Visual Description: Momentous day in construction history.
HEKSAN = SHAKEN, PORRUA = UPROAR, GIRBEG = BIGGER, EISFUN = INFUSE, LADARI = RADIAL, PUTBAR = ABRUPT — Giving us: KENUORGGINADBR
Clue/Question: When the jackhammer was invented, it was – – –
English: I took this photo. Pneumatic drill / jackhammer, with black silencer. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Answer: GROUNDBREAKING
(Marvelous! No new clue words, but all were jumbled masterfully. None that I struggled with, though. The answer letter layout was a thing of beauty. It gave nothing away. The cartoon is a nice look back in time. I’m just guessing that this was the 1930’s. Does anyone know for sure? Even though it was a nice long, 14 letter, answer, and the answer letter layout was well-jumbled, I got the answer immediately. How about you guys? Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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