Puzzle Description:

Turkey - served in more modern times at Thanksgiving (or sometimes called "Turkey Day") in the United States and other countries. So why Eel? From Wiki: "Squanto, a Patuxet Native American who resided with the Wampanoag tribe, taught the Pilgrims how to catch eel and grow corn and served as an interpreter for them."

#1: Gator (Gator) on Nov 5, 2010 [SPOILER]

My daughter came home the other day and was talking about how they had eel at the first thanksgiving. I had to look it up...

I'm glad that tradition didn't caught up.

nice lls puzzle
i didnt think it was that hard at all
ratings are funny things

Love eel (unagi) as sushi. I'd prefer sushi to turkey for Thanksgiving!

Great solve.

i thought it was a good solve and yuk to eel

I'm so glad it's turkey and not eel.!
easier solve and nice image

Thanks all!

#4 - Eel sushi is the favorite food of both of my daughters. I would also have sushi over turkey. :)

Turkey is one of my "happy foods." Fun puzzle, Gator.

I've come back to this puzle three times now. I have not looked at the spoilers.I have the right seven columns done and the 7th row done. Can anyone give me a hint as to where to go? I wanna go home. I'm tired and I wanna go to beds. I had a little drink about an hour ago and it went right to my head. Yeesh.

I would think you need to look at column 2. R8C2 is a forced white space cell. R6C2 is one of the 1 clues in column 2, but which one? If it is the lowest one, then R9C2 would have to be part of the 3 clue, but the 3 clue cannot fit there. So R6C2 must either be the top or middle 1 clue. In either case, R9C2 would also be a 1 clue, and therefore R8C2 is a dot.

have another drinkie pooh, Ron :)

Thanks, I'll tackle this after the 'drinkie pooh' that sesei is buying me. :-)

Thank you. The drinkie pooh and the hint helped me get over my 'solver's block'. Yeah!

Another wonderful puzzle Gator, thanks :)

Thanks!

Amazing image for such a small space.

Perfect puzzle, amazing solve, it flows nicely!

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