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Post by drpepperwood on Aug 24, 2018 12:07:54 GMT -5
I have a solve and since I don't have a partner. I would like to team up with someone. I have a starting point and applied logic to the solve by using the TTOTC and poem. It may require horses. So horse background will be helpful. Please leave msg below.
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Post by deeepthkr on Aug 25, 2018 2:37:47 GMT -5
Very interesting! I have two great solves, that when a line is drawn between two specific points, crosses right over the top of his lawyers office. The lawyers name is in one of the puzzles. The southern point also refers to the use of horses, like when he rented horses in Looking for Lewis and Clark. Let me ask you, which direction does your blaze face?
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Post by mikemarcum879 on Aug 25, 2018 7:11:14 GMT -5
Very interesting! I have two great solves, that when a line is drawn between two specific points, crosses right over the top of his lawyers office. The lawyers name is in one of the puzzles. The southern point also refers to the use of horses, like when he rented horses in Looking for Lewis and Clark. Let me ask you, which direction does your blaze face? The blaze is a circle/dot. |
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Post by heidini on Aug 25, 2018 20:25:54 GMT -5
Very interesting! I have two great solves, that when a line is drawn between two specific points, crosses right over the top of his lawyers office. The lawyers name is in one of the puzzles. The southern point also refers to the use of horses, like when he rented horses in Looking for Lewis and Clark. Let me ask you, which direction does your blaze face? The blaze is a circle/dot. Circumpunct? A circled dot? |
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Post by drpepperwood on Sept 2, 2018 10:00:30 GMT -5
Very interesting! I have two great solves, that when a line is drawn between two specific points, crosses right over the top of his lawyers office. The lawyers name is in one of the puzzles. The southern point also refers to the use of horses, like when he rented horses in Looking for Lewis and Clark. Let me ask you, which direction does your blaze face? The opposite direction of the FF on his horse. |
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