1. Who said: “Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better. ”?
2. Who composed The Four Seasons?
3. It’s espoir in French, speranza in Italian, esperanza in Spanish and manawa ora in Maori, what is it in English?
4. What was a tamarillo’s former name?
5. Where (more or less) does the 45th parallel cross State Highway 1?
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Hell I could be first and let me tell those that follow – don’t copy because this is mostly a guessing game.
1. Chaucer
2. Verdi – had to go with one I could spell.
3. Pass
4. Tree Tomato
5. Near Cromwell – but I cheated out of curiosity to see where it was.
(1) Albert Einstein
(2) Antonio Vivaldi
(3) One of my daughters is called Nadezhda (usually called Nadia) which means the same thing. In English it is not so pretty sounding Hope
(4) yukky old tree tomato
(5) Somewhere in the South Island, given the quiz masters location, I’ll hazard North Otago.
1
2 Vivaldi
3 Hope
4 Tree tomato, vastly expensive to buy down here in the south
5 Just south of Hildathorpe, slightly north of Ele and south of me, Cromwell while on the same parallel is not on State Highway 1
1 Whitman?
2 Vivaldi.
3 Slang?
4 Tree Tomato.
5 Hilderthorpe/Pukeuri Junction.
1 Wayne Mason..[geddit?]
2 Vivaldi
3 I haven’t got a hope of answering this one
4 Tree tomato
5 Is this south of the Bombay Hills? If it is I guess Timaru… where the mighty Blues fell last saturday..
1. Pass.
2. Vivaldi.
3. Hope.
4. Tree tomato. ( no E )
5. Pass.
Jeez its Friday already.
1 Dunno but a great epitaph for a water melon – not.
2 Vivaldi,beautiful music and IMO aptly named.
3 Hope, Thanks SWMBO.
4 Tree tomato, only two on the tree this year and first is almost ready.
5 Hilderthorpe on SH1 and a brisk walk north of Ele and her farmers house.
Einstein
Vivaldi
hope
tree tomato
Hilderthorpe close to Pukeuri in north otago