4/6/09 - 3/31/11

Today's featured puzzle is from Seattle, Washington, birthplace of geocaching.  Take a trip back in time to


Monday, April 6, 2009

Tomorrow we'll visit another Seattle area puzzle, and have another "bonus" blog.

A Killer Puzzle - 3/30/11

Most of us have done sudoku puzzles, but have you ever tried "killer" sudoku?  Try this puzzle from Australia, and you'll see how they get their name.

Killer Sudoku Flinders

Tomorrow we'll head to Seattle, Washington.

One Thing ... 3/29/11

Today's featured puzzle out of Oregon reminds us that ....

One Thing Leads To Another

In that spirit, I'd also like to point out for the premium members among you this challenge by another Oregon cache owner: Month of Mysteries  Maybe your area is ready for a similar challenge cache?

Tomorrow we'll take on a killer puzzle from Australia.

Woof - 3/28/11

Many geocaching teams, including ours, have canine members, which could come in handy when solving today's featured puzzle, from Cyprus.

Between Arodes and the deep blue sea

Tomorrow we'll take on a puzzle in Oregon.

Monopoly - 3/27/11

Here's the last (for now) of our puzzles featuring board games.  From Washington, we have:

Monopoly

Tomorrow we'll check out a puzzle from Cyprus.

Child's Play - 3/26/11

Following up on yesterday's chess board puzzle, today's feature from Ohio is the first of a new series of fun and clever puzzles related to children's games and toys. They vary in style and difficulty.  Start here:

Child's Play #1

Tomorrow: one final board game puzzle.

The Knight's Tour - 3/25/11

I thought it might be fun to return to a look at how board games make their way into puzzles.  Here's a sample from Washington state.

The Knight's Tour

Tomorrow:  another example of a board game puzzle.