Comments on Puzzle #6316: Looking for Love
By Teresa K (fasstar)
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solvability: line logic only
peek at solution solve puzzle
quality: difficulty: solvability: line logic only
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#1: Teresa K (fasstar) on Jul 15, 2009
Long associated with peace, the dove symbol first appeared around 4500 B.C. and combined the attributes of all pigeons and doves. Historians speculate the birds clustered in early temples, as they do on modern buildings, so became linked with fertility goddesses like Venus, Astarte, and Aphrodite. These deities symbolized love, peace and harmony. Adding to the "love" connection is the pigeons endearing loyalty and devotion to the same mate year after year. [from www.birdhobbyist.com]#2: Adam Nielson (monkeyboy) on Jul 17, 2009
Pretty. Nice change of pace on using blue instead of black for a 2 color puzzle.#3: Teresa K (fasstar) on Jul 19, 2009
Thanks, Adam.#4: Diana W (aeris) on Jul 15, 2010 [SPOILER]
Comment Suppressed:Click below to view spoilers#5: Teresa K (fasstar) on Jul 15, 2010
Thanks, Diana.#6: Linda Martin (ilovethispuzzle123) on May 1, 2011
i wish i had this image on a china plate. lovely.#7: Dan Tomlinson (goode2shoes) on Aug 8, 2018
Widow doves will not take a new mate. Neither will male doves find a new mate should their mate die.#8: Dan Tomlinson (goode2shoes) on Aug 8, 2018
Widow doves will not take a new mate. Neither will male doves find a new mate should their mate die.#9: Teresa K (fasstar) on Aug 22, 2018
That is so interesting, Dan.#10: BlackCat (BlackCat) on May 27, 2021
Beautiful image. Looks a lot like the blue cross stitch patterns from my childhood. I rated it hard only because of the amount of effort trying to keep track while moving the puzzle up and down to see the top and bottom.
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