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Pilgrim Soul
Join Date: May 2004
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Sprang up but lost direction could be replacedby bloomer loses direction if it helps...
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Blossom of Dwimordene
Join Date: Oct 2010
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Oy... Rivers, bloomers, physics homework one on top of the other... My head is amess.
![]() Is it Mallor? Mallos - S (south) + R (river)? I don't know. I have to think some more.
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Pilgrim Soul
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Only the solution is a middle earth thing. Remember that the alternate clues give the same answer. I thiny you may be trying too hard since I don't know who Mallor is (bad Tolkienista).
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The second part of the clue is rose - e. So we have the scion of a noble house whose name ends in ros. There are three possible answers and I can't work out how to achieve any of them from 'sacred flower'. I think it's Maedhros, but the only reference I can find to maedh being sacred is in the name of St Maedhog, Bishop of Ferns.
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Pilgrim Soul
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Yes it is -ros but not that one and the first bit is really straightforward. At least to me...
and seemingly there are even more things I don't now about than I ever imagined... Bishop of Ferns..who'd a thunk it?
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Blossom of Dwimordene
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Ah. As usual, I have been looking for precisely the wrong things in exactly the wrong places.
I'm fairly certain I know the -ros guy, but I won't steal it from Squatter who has really done all the work. Quote:
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Elros seems like the most likely candidate then, but that answer makes no sense.
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Pilgrim Soul
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I can't see why. It isn't. Had been Elros I would have had something about the Spanish in there... Galadriel you have done your share too...
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