Puzzle Description:

#1: Norma Dee (norm0908) on Mar 23, 2020

Fantastic puzzle. Great solve.

"Tiger roaring".

Est-ce que vous parlez francais, Michel? J'aime beaucoup la langue. Bien sur, j'apprend encore.

(For those who are not familiar with French):
"Do you speak French, Michel? I really love the language. Of course, I'm still learning."

Desolee/Sorry, double post.

Bonjour, oui je parle français, j'habite au Canada dans la province de Québec.
Je demeure à Drummondville, une petite ville de 75,000 habitants entre Montréal et Québec, la capitale de la province.
Pour ma part, je parle un peu l'anglais mais je ne suis pas bilingue, je me débrouille un peu.
Amusez-vous bien dans la résolution des "puzzle" , surtout que dans la situation actuelle nos activités en groupe sont restreintes.
Faites attention à vous et bonne santé...

Merci, Michel. Bonne santé à vous aussi.

Double post again.

Merci pour ton puzzle, Michel. Merveilleux! Moi, j'ai déménagé de Montréal à Ottawa il y a plusieurs années. Ma langue maternelle est l'anglais, mais cette sucette reste encore bilingue (ou, comme je dis parfois, je peux faire semblant), en conversation et en lisant sinon par écrit. J'étais dernièrement en Drummondville pendant l'été de 2018 en route à Lévis. Reste en sécurité.

I so enjoyed this terrific solve and the picture with wonderful detail, especially considering the relatively small size. Bravo, Michel!

If you go to Users you will discover that Michel Plourde has solved more than 30,000 puzzles which is more than anyone else. But he has created only one. Which is terrific. What took you so long Michel and will we see more?

C'est magnifique. Merci.

Wow, Norma, what a catch! And TERRIFIC puzzle Michel!

Fantastic!

C'est très bon. Magnifique!


I can read and write a bit of French, but can't speak it,

Another great puzzle. Thanks for posting so we know a little about you. I am Canadian too, living on Vancouver Island. And thank you for your puzzles, especially the difficult ones.

Merci!

Very, very nice and very doable.

I don't recall solving a puzzle in the manner I did this one. After line logic got me so far and no more, I began at the right edge. Edge logic usually means finding the correct slot to place a long string, then sweeping towards the center until I run out of momentum. This time I found eventually where to put the rightmost column's bands by moving into the columns to the left, second, third, fourth, and even further. The short bands, rarely exceeding three pixels, allowed me to determine dots which then enabled me to move back and forth in a manner that I've never really used to solve a puzzle. The result is a puzzle with a unique and satisfying approach, and a terrific final image.

found to be solvable. nice

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