Never knowingly undersolved
Bertandjoyce Dalibor (Sil) was a regular attendee at S&Bs all around the country, usually bringing a themed puzzle with him prepared specially for the event. 16 of his puzzles had been published in the … Read more >>
Instructions from the setter on Saturday: Komorník offers a drink at his expense to the first solver able to bring him a correctly filled grid with the information required. Or take the puzzle … Read more >>
NB – apologies the pdf of the puzzle missed out the last part of the instructions – the first letters of the redundant words spell out an instruction to complete the puzzle. If … Read more >>
It’s the end of the week and all is well – we have a Phi puzzle to solve and blog.
Kairos fills the Tuesday spot this week – with a very unusual grid.
Are you intending to compile a crossword for this year’s S&B in York? Would you like it blogged on 225? If so please add a comment to this post. The bloggers will obviously … Read more >>
We missed blogging Filbert last week as we swapped with Quirister.
Us again! Methuselah provides this Saturday’s challenge.
Firstly thanks to Quirister for the swap. We arrived home safely and will now be blogging two days in a row.
It’s Friday – it’s Phi-day.
Knut on a Tuesday! We’re in for a treat!
We’re blogging another Filbert!
This felt like a ‘softer’ Filbert today without the various obscure synonyms which we normally expect from this setter. For that reason, we found this one more enjoyable.
It’s Joyce again – two days in a row. This time with a Tyrus so I’ll have my work cut out for me.
Bert is on the last leg of his Mont Blanc Circuit today. Apart from being tired, drenched on occasions, unable to complete one leg of the MBC due to snow (30 – 50cm at high level apparently) and with a few Compeed blister plasters (the first time he has ever needed them), he has survived. Problem was, would Joyce survive the Phi puzzle and blog today?
Was it because I was on my own solving the puzzle or was Phi more difficult today?