You fooled me initially! There was a similar puzzle that started with something like the 30 on the bottom with 4 24 uprights on the side and I thought this would be the same one. This one is much more intricate though. Fun stuff!
Thanks for the Fiendish ones. I'll request some more 40x40s too :)
(Some people are never satisfied ;) )
Posted 4th Jul 2026 at 00:58 Last edited by gareth 4th Jul 2026 at 01:03
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rhodri2112, today's puzzle (4th July) is specifically posted in response to your request above. I hope you enjoy it! (Although it's not 40x40...)
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Thanks for the Fiendish ones. I'll request some more 40x40s too :)
(Some people are never satisfied ;) )
Last edited by gareth 4th Jul 2026 at 01:03
(Never satisfied!)
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