Below is today's Light picture to be named.
Here’s a brief list of guidelines that will be used.
1. Every Thursday (usually in PM EST) a new light will be presented, barring problems.
2. The light may be from anywhere in the world.
3. Request that we limit guesses to 1/person/day
4. A hint may be provided every day starting on the 2nd day.
5.I will keep/post the running scores, scoring will be by points assigned for difficulty (1-5).
6. Post your guesses to this thread.
7. Your input (please!) with photos ENCOURAGED and appreciated, acknowledged when used.
8. Rate this a 4.

Download this week's game: CLICK HERE

Once you have downloaded the game, just doubleclick on the exe file and start the STANDALONE VERSION. Remember, that solving the puzzle isn't by any means the end - you've got to use the completed puzzle as clues to figure which LH it is.
But of course, you can't win the game until you solve the jigsaw puzzle.
Right click on puzzle pieces to rotate them. Move them together and if you are right, they will stick together.

Current scores:
DMancini - 17
Larry -14
Mombo - 7
Sweetpshirin - 3
Lightseeker -2
pharologst -0




[This message has been edited by pharologst (edited 02-28-2002).]

[This message has been edited by pharologst (edited 02-28-2002).]

George,

Part 2 download doesn't seem to be working.

Longstone, England
http://www.lanternroom.com/lighthouses/england/eng33.htm

Well I messed this one up. Clicked away the address for part 2 and was too tired to do the puzzle again. Maybe Larry's got it anyway.

Larry is correct, with Longstone, and takes over the lead.

Current scores:

Larry -18
DMancini - 17
Mombo - 7
Sweetpshirin - 3
Lightseeker -2
pharologst -0


Yet another puzzle is ready for your perusal, worth 4 more points!!
CLICK RIGHT HERE
If the link isn't ready keep trying later while we wait for the upload!!


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[This message has been edited by pharologst (edited 03-01-2002).]

[This message has been edited by pharologst (edited 03-01-2002).]

I did the same thing Mombo! After I figured out my mistake, I wasn't going to put the puzzle back together again! I'll know better next time!

Randy & Susan, I've sent you a copy of the second part so you don't have to redo your work. LOL The second light for everybody for this week should be available once Saint John gets it uploaded.

Second Light:

Is it Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal Light, Wisconsin?????
http://www.ipl.org/exhibit/light/GL/SturgeonBayCanal.html

PS the second game does work. Just replace the "." between "games" and "ntfg37.exe" with a "/"


[This message has been edited by Larry (edited 03-01-2002).]

I am confused. Did the first game have two parts and there is now another game? Or is the 2nd game part 2 of the first?

mombo,
First game had two parts and I solved it. there is now a second game that George has posted (NTFG37). That is the one that the link didn't work because of the "." instead of the "/". The second game is the one for which I have answered Sturgeon Bay.

Ahhh, the typing errors creep in with old age!! [img]http://webworkz.com/~pharologst/DEVIL001.BMP[/img]

Thanks Larry for pointing out my error. I have corrected the link above. For the record, there were two puzzles this week, the first one had two parts (Longstone England) and the second puzzle was a single part (Sturgeon Bay).

Larry scores all the points this week and cruises into the lead with 22 points.

Larry -22
DMancini - 17
Mombo - 7
Sweetpshirin - 3
Lightseeker -2
pharologst -0


SEEYA ALL NEXT THURSDAY WITH A COUPLE MORE.




[This message has been edited by pharologst (edited 03-01-2002).]

Thanks for the clarification Larry and George via your email. But, alas I'm a day late again and as well as a few bucks short, lol! Congratulations Larry!