If a shadow or ray of sunlight, etc is important to the find

[goldhunter]

If a shadow or ray of sunlight, etc is important to the find, then the end date of the hunt should take that into consideration. I mean, you wouldn't end the hunt during days after it was no longer findable.

[ronemund]

Who said a shadow or ray of sunlight is important to the find?

[goldhunter]

Not me. Personally, I doubt it. But, it's possible and I seem to remember it being mentioned.

I thought the logic might be important to someone.

[ssortabla]

I’m unsure at this point if it’s important, but definitely could be.

I’m addition to it being important to the Masquerade solution...

Harleys bookshelf On pg30 contains a blue book that appears to be “the lengthened shadow” by William J Locke.

Pg 45 has a rock in the lower right hand corner that appears to have a lengthened shadow that extends to the center of the picture. This is the same rock that (debatably) has a hidden bear or fox.

[ronemund]

I'm not sure why you wouldn't end the hunt during days after it was no longer findable.  I mean, the hunt has to end sometime.  It's not like it was only a one year hunt.