Sudoku Puzzles

10:26

This is where Jeannie lives

I thought I saw a Palm Tree there! Love those Palm Tree!

34:53

Debby: Mostly palmetto I'm afraid! And, filled with snakes! The place we used to stay at the beach when I was little had a boardwalk that went probably 50 yards/meters over the palmetto to get to the beach. I always felt like we were walking over a snake pit.

At least there's no hurricane in the picture! But snakes . . . ugh!

Shoot, I had a snake move out of my grass while mowing today and into a bushy plant bed with a palm, azalea, and some other plants. Luckily, it was a black snake. My policy is, if they are in green areas ... chase them, and if they are on concrete areas (like the one that got into my screened More...

where is the sand?

I'm glad there are no poisonous snakes in Maine! The grass snakes we do have are more scared of us than we are of them!

For me, three hidden pairs in Block h2 are the key. Unique possibilities fill 8 cells. That leaves d4 either 1 or 3. If 1, a longish chain forces a contradiction of two 7's in column C: if d4=1, then c2=7, g2=3, f2=1 or 4, f1=3, f7=9, c7=7. That means df=3, forcing unique possibilities for the rest of the puzzle.

6.50 Different looking beach to the ones in Australia.

Doesn't look inviting. And doesn't sound inviting, either!

this looks like one of mine. it was a very inviting beach. we didn't see any snakes; only saw wonderful sun, sand blue sky and beautiful blue salt water. it was a warm perfect beach day. we had a great time.