Season 1, Puzzle 13: "Then there's a pair of us!"

Today's puzzle marks the end of PoD Season 1. A big thank you to everyone who solved along the way; we so appreciate all the warm comments on every single puzzle. After this week, we'll hold the final drawing and name the Season 1 mug winners. And don't worry, we'll be back next year with more puzzles!

We don't mention this often, but if you would like to express a small token of your appreciation, we do have a "buy us a coffee" in the bottom corner. And if you love Crosshare as much as we do, go show Mike D. some love with a small donation.

You can find the solution to last week's puzzle here: REVEAL!

'Til next time,
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"Then there's a pair of us!"

The meta answer (7 letters) is the perfect farewell to our season.


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