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Rows Garden #116

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ROWS GARDEN 116 — HARDER

ROWS GARDEN 116 — EASIER

Rows Garden 116 Harder — Solution

Rows Garden 116 Easier — Solution

First Tuesday of the month, so it’s Rows Garden time!

I had to acknowledge [answer to Row A] in some form for giving props to yours truly in one of his past puzzles on said website, so I figured the seed entry for my next Rows Garden was an appropriate display of gratitude. I’m not even going to tell you where to look or which puzzle it’s in, because you should do all of those puzzles on that website. Now.

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Andrew J. Ries, May 7th 2013 | Tags: ,
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Rows Garden #115

ROWS GARDEN 115 — HARDER

ROWS GARDEN 115 — EASIER

Rows Garden 115 Harder — Solution

Rows Garden 115 Easier — Solution

Hello again! No April Fools joke for you, just a straight-forward Rows Garden.

Hope everyone had a great Easter weekend!

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Andrew J. Ries, April 1st 2013 | Tags: ,
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Rows Garden #114, and Meta Contest winners announced

ROWS GARDEN 114 — HARDER

ROWS GARDEN 114 — EASIER

Rows Garden 114 Harder — Solution

Rows Garden 114 Easier — Solution

Welcome back! Sorry for the longer-than-usual wait. For what it’s worth, I like how this puzzle came out. I’ve been sitting on that clue/entry at B1 for a while now, so I’m glad to use it here.

For AP Meta Contest players: as the contest wrapped up Sunday, I’m happy to announce the winners here:

Grand Prize — Meg Duvall, St. Petersburg FL
First Prize — Jon Olsen, New Rochelle NY
First Prize — Jason Juang, Mountain View CA
First Prize — Jim Siirola, Salt Lake City UT

Congrats to the four lucky winners! Of 153 official entries, only 12 solvers were able to come up with the Final Answer, so it proved to be quite the challenge. For those who want to keep working towards the Final Answer, by all means send over your Final Answer and I’d be happy to verify it for you.

For those still interested in getting the contest puzzles, you can get the puzzles at the reduced rate of $8.99. There won’t be any prizes to speak of, but you can still have the fun at almost half the price. Buy it HERE.

Want more Puzzlefest action? Head on over to Neville Fogarty’s Kickstarter campaign for a board game-themed suite of puzzles. If the quality puzzles Neville offers for free on his website are any indication, this should be a very well-crafted set of puzzles. Highly recommended.

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Andrew J. Ries, March 5th 2013 | Tags: , ,
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