I realized that over the last five years of monthly Sudoku articles, there has not been an occasion to introduce a puzzle requiring Step 8, which is “An Expansion of Dan’s Close Relationship Challenge”.
Never has a ship that frequents the St. Lawrence Seaway been more appropriately named. I would guess it is one of the most photographed ships on the River ...
The Editor asked for an easier puzzle, so this month we will please her. There are no advanced techniques, Steps 6-8, required, but you will need to play your “A” game to solve.
A perfect day for the 2020 Chippewa Yacht Club's Gold Cup Race... but apparently Murphy (and his law) had found a temporary spot on the Thousand Islands Cup Race Committee...
Patricia Parry has owned her 1948 Chris Craft 24 Sportsman “Forty Love” for many years -- all filled with great memories.
Great bass fishing on the St. Lawrence River is calling, so this “impossible” puzzle will be short!
After sitting unfinished for 60 years in a barn near Erie, Pennsylvania, a 14 1/2-foot runabout was launched and christened on the St. Lawrence River.
This month’s “impossible” puzzle features a fresh look at uncovering a not-so-obvious answer!
Folklore, Stamp collecting, a 1915 Classic Hutchinson, and… You Might Have a Pot of Canadian Seaway Gold in Your Attic!
The memory of the Rideau Canal in 1971... brings me to 2020 and wanting to know if it is open?
When my son is older I hope he takes with him, a little of the wisdom that Florence and the River have so graciously offered.
August is in full swing. What a great time to tackle another “impossible” puzzle.
One of the most distinctive and elegant tour boats that cruised the 1000 Islands in the last half of the twentieth century was Miss Kingston
On Tuesday, June 2nd, 2020, National Geographic released the TV program “Drain The American Revolution”. Two British ships, The HMS Ontario and HMS Haldimand are included.
The “impossible” series continues with an interesting Step 7 twist. Give it a go on your own, or follow the lead on this grid.
He said, “You’re wondering where I’ve been and what I’ve seen with these old eyes,if I’ve met the beast of legends who would make the bravest prize.”
Hands down this may well be the most challenging Sudoku puzzle yet. The “impossible” series continues.
A quick guide has been put together to outline how you can find and navigate the ship tracking system on your own,
