Alphabet associations - I

[antongould]

too too kind ................ not feeling very inspired, so

which maestro H chronologically links (inter alia) Dresden, Detroit, Toronto and Taiwan?

Are we talking Mr. Herbig's trek through the bands of the world? And why does my iPad keep changing his name to Her big when I type it?

[mercia]

Mr. Herbig

that's the chap AG, well done
can't help you with the old i-i-i-iPad

I-I for you

that's me done for today ................................... best wishes

[antongould]

If no one minds I will I tomorrow.

[amateur51]

Are we talking Mr. Herbig's trek through the bands of the world? And why does my iPad keep changing his name to Her big when I type it?

Well done anton - and thanks mercia for mentioning one of me fave but unsung maestros

[Dave2002]

Are we talking Mr. Herbig's trek through the bands of the world? And why does my iPad keep changing his name to Her big when I type it?

Re iPad - because it's an ignorant piece of kit! You should be so lucky - mine keeps trying to change my name to Davenport. There is a solution - go to settings and turn off the auto-complete and spell checking. Trouble then is that you may still make lots of small mistakes, but at least they'll be your mistakes.

[antongould]

Thanks for that Dave it will be a big help!


Which I links
Some leftie stuff
Inheritance Tax and the
Sally Army

The I is musical as are 2 of the clues the other is a good read.

[mercia]

I can get the Sally Army and IT bits but not the leftie stuff (if you're interested)

[antongould]

Always interested in Telegraph columnists - are you thinking in the UK or elsewhere?

[mercia]

are you thinking in the UK or elsewhere?

speaking personally I am in the UK which is where I do all my thinking

I think the answer to your puzzle lived in the US

[antongould]

Indeed and over there another name for a leftie (not necessarily in political terms) is..........................?

[mercia]

over there another name for a leftie (not necessarily in political terms) is..........................?

good question !!

[antongould]

Move away from the Telegraph's even handed approach and think left handed!

[mercia]

er, so he played baseball left-handed?

[antongould]

Study No.21

[mercia]

oh thanks Anton, I wouldn't have got that
I guess I should do a reveal
Charles Ives, baseball player, author of Life Insurance with Relation to Inheritance Tax (1918), your "good read"
String Quartet no. 1 "From the Salvation Army" and "Some south-paw pitching" study 21