The New Math (Nanoha SI), Thread 2

[classicdrogn]

I missed it, but I have very poor puzzle and mystery solving skills. Also, I had been under the impression that a vale was a depression and a dale a minor raised area, when they are actually both derived from the same root word - something that's rather obvious to me NOW but which I hadn't reexamined from the childhood impression formed when I heard "As the Caissons Go Rolling Along" (as my best guess for the reasoning) and assigned it that apparent meaning from context. As for why my younger self would think "over hils and over smaller hills" made more sense than "over hills and valleys" I can only plead that I was living in the White Mountains at the time, and "hills or smaller hills" were the options available for terrain. Valleys were not so much a feature as "the place where stuff goes between the hills."
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