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Dear Valued Reader

Welcome to issue 65 of the award winning iScot Magazine.

My sincere thanks to Gordon Craigie for his most able guest editorship of last months’ edition which saw the inclusion of iScot’s first print publication under the iScot Media banner. Since then, we have created an interactive puzzles section on our website www.iscot.scot/puzzles that both digital and print readers can access for FREE. The puzzles are updated every week and there’s a different puzzle for every day of the week, and with the ability to time yourself, play against other users and access the puzzles on different devices. Why not check it out?

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