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Grid complete except for one cell and 18 clashes identified, but stuck at the moment as to what to do next. Enjoyable so far
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There is in fact 2 ways of making the 18 clashes, but the choosing part rules one out. I thought it was this fact that made it a clever construction .
All works out in the end, despite having printed off 2 working grids, both of which look a mess. It has been a long time since I have had to print off 3 grids, just so I dont confuse myself further. Interesting debut,...
All works out in the end, despite having printed off 2 working grids, both of which look a mess. It has been a long time since I have had to print off 3 grids, just so I dont confuse myself further. Interesting debut,...
08:29 Sat 23rd Oct 2010
Well - after completing the grid (including 18 clashes) last Sunday and staring at for the next 5 days I am throwing in the towel. I can see a couple of possible thematic elements but not enough to make 28 letters. Bit of a shame as that is the first one this year not completed. (of course if the next one is easier I may have time to return to it).
Only 10 minutes to go until 4110 .....
Not that I am addicted or anything.
Only 10 minutes to go until 4110 .....
Not that I am addicted or anything.
well i have 18 clashes and various headless fragments of what appear to be required but it is hard going to get much further. Holiday paper copy is now pretty illegible so now perhaps the printer will help provide a breakthrough. Intrigued that all the action is around 3 rows but the highlighting indicates 4 rows - not that that information seems to be remotely helpful at this stage.
I have 18 clashes in two ways. I see a link between a word in the first row and a word in the bottom row - and there's a more tenuous link between the other words in the first and last rows. I believe that the 'additional ambiguity' will be resolvable. However... 'coloured'! I've been looking for colours that are specific to one of the words in the bottom row - looking horizontally, vertically, diagonally... As I write, a thought occurs, I wonder...
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