Anyone know who this is?

[beteljuice]

Most irritatingly the beteljuice is unable to source the picture

I too decided on the 'number' approach, including Roman.

Although I cannot find the lady, I have come to the tenuous conclusion that she is IV(y) Smith.
Then in terms of the Treasure Hunt you are instructed to go into the vineyard.

How does that appeal ?

[wurzel]

Wurzel finds her as 'Jan Smith'

29 Dances [Album]

http://www.amazon.com/29-Dances-Jan-Smith/dp/B000EHSV6O

"a saucy tale of regret that is sure to offend and entertain with it's witty lyrics and masterful guitar work"

Happy Christmas, just got a weather station and love the Cumulus Software v1 & v2 +realtime

Wurzel

[Repairman77]

All I can find...

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2000366/
http://www.tunesbag.com/playlist-Ivy-Smith-a30307

Good luck; would like to know the answer; you got us all intrigued.

Mike.

[steve]

Wurzel finds her as 'Jan Smith'

29 Dances [Album]

http://www.amazon.com/29-Dances-Jan-Smith/dp/B000EHSV6O

Brilliant. Thank you very much.

So I guess Jan=1 so it's KJV Matthew 20:1 - "For the kingdom of heaven is like unto a man that is an householder, which went out early in the morning to hire labourers into his vineyard."

I'm not quite sure what we do with that just yet, but I'm sure we'll work it out.

[beteljuice]

Never considered a month (number) connection - well done !

Oddly still refers to the vineyard.