From the East Riding Archives, via Wikimedia Commons. Licence: Public domain. Source
Ponies and traps out on what looks like a cold and misty day near Walkington in the East Riding of Yorkshire. The photograph is believed to date back to around 1900. Queen Victoria died the following year, and was succeeded by her son Edward VII when he was aged sixty. Edward was a popular monarch at home, and in his short reign (just nine years) he worked hard to foster friendship with old adversaries France and Russia. See Home Page.
Trap
Make words using the letters shown in the grid. Your words should be four or more letters in length. All your words must include the highlighted letter in the centre. Tap on any letter to use it for your word.
aorta apart argot atop aught aura author auto autograph gator goat goth gout graph groat group grout harp hart hoar hour hurt oath ought para part path port pour pout prat raga ragout rapt rota rough rout taro tarp thou thru thug toga tough tour trap trough trug
trough author graph apart ought rough grout group groat tough thug tour rapt rota trap rout toga thou pout harp atop aura goat gout hart pour hour hurt oath part path port trug
aorta
apart
argot
atop
aught
aura
author
auto
autograph
gator
goat
goth
gout
graph
groat
group
grout
harp
hart
hoar
hour
hurt
oath
ought
para
part
path
port
pour
pout
prat
raga
ragout
rapt
rota
rough
rout
taro
tarp
thou
thru
thug
toga
tough
tour
trap
trough
trug
To shuffle the letters and get a new highlight, click here.
_(30519000012).jpg){kind=link}