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Posted by: Kendra of Elevensies on 9/28/2009 9:39:43 AM
Great puzzles! Great fun! Much thanks to Los Jefes!!!! |
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Posted by: Justin Graham of 5 Blind Boys on 9/28/2009 8:13:27 PM
A great event! Leif Erikson would be so proud of you. (My 4.5 year old daughter went nuts for the scepter and crown, by the way -- thanks!) |
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Posted by: Blaine of SMRT on 9/28/2009 8:44:36 PM
Two horns up!!! |
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Posted by: Adam of Team Maize on 9/28/2009 10:14:15 PM
Yep, to echo the rest, we had a great time. Just the right combination of challenge and breakthrough. Good job GCs |
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Posted by: Greg of Boxfort Brigands on 9/28/2009 10:16:11 PM
Excellent event! I've written up my experience and thoughts on my blog at http://gfpuzz.livejournal.com/1316.html |
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Posted by: Mehal of Much Tensor on 9/29/2009 10:28:27 AM
I was very impressed by the production value of this hunt. Can you give details on how the final lock was made? |
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Posted by: Jøê of Gøldên Gølèms on 9/29/2009 4:26:37 PM
It turns out that the scepter enchants 6-year-old girls also. And in the hand of her 3-year-old brother, it becomes a fierce weapon. I was astounded at the production values for this event in Mountain View. As a Simulcast, I expected mostly paper puzzles. But no! A giant flag! Legos! Hand-painted popsicle sticks! 5 flagpoles! Treasure chests! Excellent puzzles. The Gølèms struggled more than usual (perhaps weighed down by the superfluous diacritics) but nothing seemed unfair. It was a delightful adventure! |
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Posted by: Sjörn G. of Wallace & Gromit on 9/29/2009 11:51:01 PM
Thank you for posting the puzzle pdfs!! We arrived at the treasure with not quite an hour left, astonished to find as many puzzles awaiting us as we'd spent all day solving ... glorious puzzles even more beautiful and intriguing than the earlier ones, which is saying a lot. Great game, we just needed more time! }:-D} |