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#1: Deana L (FFsWife) on Jan 6, 2010

kinda tough, but fun!

Needed a fair amount of edge logic.

Fairly straightforward edge logic on the top and sides.

Comparing the large numbers in rows 24-27 with the small numbers across, you can eliminate col 1-7 for rows 25-27.

After you're stuck with line logic again, take a look at R26 again. Of the two gaps, using the one in the right will cause a contradiction in R25 regardless of placement, leaving only one option for the 6.

Rest of the puzzle works with line solving.

Is that guessing? I don't think so; while the logic is difficult and you have to look a step ahead, I don't think you have to look too far ahead for it to be insolvable.

Thanks for the hard fun :D

Also, the picture made me giggle quite a bit, so thank you for the fun challenge. :)

Back at you! Great puzzle-thanks

Found to be logically solvable by Gator.

Thanks for the puzzle, Agneta. It was quite fun to solve.

Thanks everone! That's just what I wanted it to be, a bit difficult and needing lots of edge logic. :o)

You are so funny, Agneta. That was great.

Wombat, thank you for the hints. I never would have been able to solve it without your help.

This one took a long time to solve

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lots of fun, thanks! (pats herself on the back for finishing without having to restart even once)

me too babarann. yipee for us.
that was a fun, little puzzle.
good job

Wow. Without a doubt, the most edge logic I have ever used on a puzzle so far. I am starting to get the hang of this edge logic thanks to these kind of puzzles. Well done!

Finally got around to this. Fun puzzle, fun solve.

Totally agree. For such a silly puzzle though, I found it hard and had to guess three times.

I love a puzzle that I have to work at! Loved this one. Thanks!

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