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csexton wrote:I had a second revelation tonight when I went back to working with the Green, namely an open puzzle. YAY!

-Cody

Congrats - well done. Can't wait for that bronze now!

Steve wrote:15?

I think that would be too easy...?

Steve wrote:And speaking of Spock, they cast Syler (heroes) as Spock in the new Star Trek movie....what’s all that about...has anybody see the new movie? Is it any good?

It's fantastic! Best sci-fi I've seen for ages and the best of the Star Trek films by far (my favourite before this was IV - with the whales)

well, I've mapped out every turn I can think of, and see a possible way out of the area I'm stuck in, but to no avail... I feel like I'm surrounded! As the great man said "once you've ruled out the impossible, whatever remains, however unlikely, must be the solution" (or something like th...

smiteo wrote:the engineer in me wants to map it precisely, but I will try relative guestimation and see how it goes...

Cheers,
Derek / smiteo

I agree - having it to scale isn't paramount although it will help you figure out certain things that will help you solve it.

I never drew a map for the blue... I'm getting so lost in the green I've tried to draw one a couple times... Can't say it has helped me... How many of you solvers actually draw a map, and how many just see it in your head? Without giving anything away, I would say that without drawing a map, for me...

are there prices yet?

cornettracing80 wrote:hey this is a family forum,keep it clean!

That was the clean one lol

I found that my trainer started slipping after a while but a good solution is to put some sellotape around the metal 'nut' and then carefully slip the trainer on. I also scored up the inside of the trainer with some scissors and now it grips really well. I don't hold it directly but not quite in my ...

...you twist your sausage roll when putting it in your mouth