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#1: Jan Wolter (jan) on Nov 26, 2006

This does have two solutions, but I figure you knew that, and prefered it to making the image ugly, as you probably would have to to be able to fix it.

A very nice image.

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I like 25x25 puzzles, so I can quickly get a PBN fix between household chores. I've read comments that they're harder to make than bigger puzzles, so maybe that's why there aren't too many.

By the way, I've taken to only doing the puzzles made by Gitte or Jan (although if Martial showed up with another one, I'd sure do it).

Thank`s :-))

I`m fond of Jans puzzles too, and definitely look forward to more of Martials too.

I`ll try to create some more 25x25 puzzles, but no promises though ;-)

I think smaller puzzles are harder to make mainly because it is hard to make a really great looking image on that small a scale. Most of the highest rated puzzles on this site are pretty big, I think because it is easier to make really great pictures on big grids.

Martial did make terrific puzzles, but he hasn't logged on for four months now.

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me too!

The fact that it has fairly high ratings is your clue that the multiple solutions problem isn't too awful.

I didn't have the problem with the multiple solutions and very much enjoyed this puzzle. I thought it was very unique.

This was a fantastic puzzle.

When I finished this lovely puzzle, I thought exactly what Adam thought in #6. I usually skip puzzles that need guessing, but based on Gitte's reputation I decided to do this one anyway. I was not disappointed.

Nice!

Awesome!

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