With the Olympics in Paris this year, it seems appropriate that now we have a French canal boat on the St. Lawrence River. Welcome “Mer Sea,”
This year we will continue the format of four puzzles per month. Hopefully the “Clueless” puzzle will give you the tools to spot more clues and lessen the intensity of the puzzle.
All ready for a year-end challenge? Sudoku's #225-#228
It is hard to imagine that a 65-foot yacht has been owned by the same family since 1929. Motor Yacht (MY) Dolphin is such a vessel . . .
Sudokus for November 2024. All set to have fun? Enjoy these puzzles. Let us know how you do
To be safe for open water swimmers, waters must be clean of dangerous pollutants/algae . . . Water temperatures cannot be much over 80°F, currents must be mild and waves must be small. . .
We start with a Sudoku puzzle in progress where it appears that there are no more obvious or not-so-obvious clues. Can you find the hidden clue in Puzzle #217?
Editor's Note: Ok Gang . . . this one is going to stump you for sure. Some will be fine, but the special one is "the" one. If you do solve it, will you please send a photo to me for Dan, the author. OK. On your mark; get set; GO!
According to Fisher, “the boat is maybe 4 ft long and maybe like a 3 ft width, with lots of freeboard,” and according to his parents, it weighs a ton.
Sudoku Puzzles #209 - #212
Jan had the TI Adventures Kayak Shop in Clayton for 25 years, and over those years, he took hundreds of sportsmen out on the River to see what Kayaking was all about . . .
The first deep glimpse under the waters was for a select few with hardhat diving in the nineteenth century, but it was expensive and risky . . . Now underwater vehicles and underwater drones collect data and images without human intervention.
We start with a Sudoku puzzle in progress, where it appears that there are no more obvious or not-so-obvious clues. Can you find the hidden clue in Puzzle #205?
As the era of steamboats died out, a new breed of fast, sleek boats powered by gasoline engines rose to take their place. This is the story of one such boat that still plies the waters that bears her name: "Miss St. Lawrence".
Can you imagine! We are now in the #200s. #201, #202, #203 & #204! That means that those of us who have (or haven't) solved the puzzles can take a big Bow...
Traditionally, the boating industry has been dominated by men . . . This article will focus on a few women who have been pioneers in boat building and racing in the Thousand Islands.
Hold it! See the number 200 - that means Dan LeKander has presented over the years to our TI Life readers, 200 Sudoku Puzzles. . .
Here is some Sudoku fun when the temperatures start to rise!
