« Reply #12 on: Saturday 20 October 07 13:34 BST (UK) »
I would say the first letter is an S then looks like t then ur not sure of the next letter then ile and possibly an s on the end ? that makes S*ur*iles ?
the whole record has been written very quickly ( the t crossings are way in front of the letter which indicates speed and carelessness with small detail yet every t seems to be crossed except the second letter in the mystery word so perhaps it isn't St as I first thought. Could the first letter be another capital letter not S ? where the two parts have become seperated ?
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