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#1: Jota (jota) on Dec 16, 2013

And so it all began … Thanks Travis.

Mighty nice and a good reminder of our heritage here in the US of A.

And it involves England, so it's multinational! ;)

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thanks all :)
lol..exactly kristen :)
jodeen, lol..not that i'm aware of..then again maybe you're right...i believe that's tom who does that with the "T" :)

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Great puzzle

I like the "spool of thread" that drives the ship.

It must work like a top: you wind the string (or heavy rope, at this scale) around the spool, then quickly jerk it back so the ship spins away.

thanks all :)
lol kristen :)

This day was Ludwig van Beethoven's 3rd birthday. As a German, later he preferred beer, but on this day he got hot creamy chocolate (sweetened with honey).
Tea had not never become to his favourite drink. Often there were parties at Brunswick Palace with his girlfriends, but they had never got tea... :))

On 16th December, 1893 was the premiére of Antonin Dvorák's Symphony for New World...

16th December: Day of Hungarian Choirs (birthday of Zoltán Kodály)

Could anyone explain, how the water of Boston Harbor could be boiled in reason of having tea? :)

no clue

Nice symbolism. Fun solve. Did have to guess once.

thanks blackcat :)

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