February

M	L	F	R	E	D	E	R	I	C	K	D
I	I	I	T	O	O	R	N	O	N	Y	A
S	S	L	D	N	G	A	R	R	A	Y	H
D	D	H	K	S	N	O	W	D	R	O	P
E	E	I	C	F	N	O	S	I	D	E	D
G	S	T	V	A	L	E	N	T	I	N	E
N	H	R	T	N	N	O	K	D	G	T	C
I	R	I	S	D	F	D	W	A	U	T	I
K	O	M	E	I	A	Y	L	E	H	H	M
N	V	W	R	G	A	A	S	E	R	O	A
I	E	S	U	D	N	D	L	E	M	M	L
H	T	C	P	T	A	I	A	S	H	A	I
T	I	N	H	Y	Z	R	S	E	I	S	S
A	H	U	I	A	S	F	W	S	H	I	A
L	S	A	B	D	R	L	E	I	I	M	T
E	S	E	N	E	T	L	P	E	N	K	I
O	T	A	N	D	R	A	E	E	F	S	O
H	E	D	T	A	E	C	P	S	M	O	N
E	T	I	H	W	B	L	Y	A	K	E	S
P	I	C	P	E	O	R	S	M	E	Y	O
Y	E	K	E	N	R	D	U	U	S	N	E
N	O	E	N	N	R	I	Q	E	E	P	C
A	Y	N	L	A	D	O	A	L	E	S	I
C	A	S	S	C	W	A	L	H	K	H	O

The
snowdrop
in
purest
white
array
first
rears
her
head
on
candlemas
day
Galanthus
Milkflower
Shrove
Tuesday
St Valentine
Ash
Wednesday
Kissing
Friday
Robert
Peel
Thomas
Edison
Charles
Darwin
Frederick
Handel
Queen
Elizabeth
Coronation
Decimalisation
Thinking
Day
Charles
Dickens
Samuel
Pepys

Some of the puzzles that people list for the public get indexed by the search engines (like Google). Some people find those puzzles and cannot figure out how to make a puzzle of their own. So this page now has the navigation sidebar.

There are now buttons on the puzzle so that you can get a clean page, in either HTML or PDF, that you can use your browser's print button to print. The PDF format allows the web site to know how large a printer page is, and the fonts are scaled to fill the page. The PDF takes awhile to generate. Don't panic!

February

Susanna Di Milo