Puzzle Description:

Seahorse

#1: Beth (Shasta) on Oct 16, 2008

Very cute!

i like him :)

Nice to find some new small, clever puzzles! Thanks!

nice job! :) love these small b&w's

Thanks I'm happy you like it.

Cute :)

Nicely done. Very good warm-up puzzle. (My brain takes a while to jump start.)

Twillis! Welcome back! Where ya been? Summer chores finally done now that the cold has set in? :)

I too applaud your efforts. I have only one question - why the name? A type of seahorse? Or a bit of pop culture I'm sadly lacking?

Just another name for seahorse.

I hadn't heard of using that name for it either.

I think Jan or someone else did one using that name !?!

Sorry, Deana, I just now saw your message. You've guessed right; I've been doing farm chores. Mostly "putting up" a bunch of this year's harvest. Had a good year.

Not quite done for the season, actually... still have pears to process into perry (alcoholic pear cider). Yum.

Plus we got a new dog from the pound who requires a bit more attention than old dog does. Needs some etiquette lessons, that one.

But I'm slowly getting a bit more free time, so maybe I can catch up on my webpbn.

Well, glad to see your face again, neighbor... we really should do "coffee" at some point.

Cute puzzle, Jota!

Thanks so much!

From the title, I was expecting the creature from Greek mythology, Hippocampus. Front is a horse, back is sort of like an eel, so it's sort of a horse of the sea. I'm guessing that might be where the term comes from. (??) I don't know, my Greek language skills are rusty (if you define rusty as nonexistent). ;-)

Anyway, it's a nice quick little puzzle. I like it! Sea horses are such fascinating little creatures.

Thanks!

Awww, he's cute!

Thanks!

cool, like you, Jota

Blushing !!!

Like we believe that!

I do flush! I mean blush!

Almost small enough to fit into the small animal zoo.

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