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Originally posted by DanNun View Post
Did you privately investigate it any further?
It looks like a black pacman or a black pie with a piece missing. (It's not in Wyoming, tho) It's in the Lakes Plateau of Montana
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Originally posted by dejoka View PostYes it is, but which word is it and how is it applied? Hmm?
And then there are words that confirms the blaze. Really?!? which ones and how many? Hmmm?
Xo many questions. How in the world can anyone peace all this together? Hmmmm?
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Originally posted by dejoka View PostYes it is, but which word is it and how is it applied? Hmm?
And then there are words that confirms the blaze. Really?!? which ones and how many? Hmmm?
Xo many questions. How in the world can anyone peace all this together? Hmmmm?
A car is a single object (in a word). But I don't think my mechanic would agree.
The blaze is confirmed by words earlier in the poem - and is of unique significance to the overall solution. You cannot bypass it. You cannot cut corners
Although I believe the solution is straightforward - and could be written on a sticky note - there are way too many alternatives out there for it to be discovered without assistance. Seek help!
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Originally posted by TheGoldHunter View Post
My son and I made one trip and we got turned back by snow and time. According to Google's measuring tool it is about 4 feet across. For my solution, my theory would be that it's made of tar (tarry). And, you could remove it but it wouldn't be feasible. And, does it face North, South, East, or West? I'd say it doesn't face any of those directions because it faces up
It looks like a black pacman or a black pie with a piece missing. (It's not in Wyoming, tho) It's in the Lakes Plateau of Montana
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Originally posted by voxpops View PostIMO . . .
A car is a single object (in a word). But I don't think my mechanic would agree.
The blaze is confirmed by words earlier in the poem - and is of unique significance to the overall solution. You cannot bypass it. You cannot cut corners
Although I believe the solution is straightforward - and could be written on a sticky note - there are way too many alternatives out there for it to be discovered without assistance. Seek help!
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Originally posted by DanNun View Post
I agree. It is most definitely confirmed by words in the poem. Although I am mostly confident in my blaze I do need help on how to get there! Help me
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