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    We’re heading out on a family vacation in December and I’m looking for some puzzles to take along with to solve on the airplane and in the hotel. This means NO internet access to look up any information. Last time I took along the Zoes Suduko series from Appleton.

    Options begin with other Suduko puzzles, word search style, etc. I’m primarily interested in the Madison, Milwaukee, Green Bay areas. Feel free to add any suggestions you may have.

    #1954607
    huffinpuffin2
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      Twice now, have found that ‘Granny Squares’ is a great way to drift into a nice slumber at 35000 ft. :LOL: :LOL:

      #1954608

      that one and the “Lite” version

      Disclaimer : Always answering to a higher power.

      #1954609

      you can print out the origami caches and play fold ’em up while in the clouds too.

      Disclaimer : Always answering to a higher power.

      #1954610

      I see that your name is not on my south side super sudoku solved yet. GC2DQZN or this one GC2R9M1. Good luck

      #1954611
      Trekkin and Birdin
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        Have you looked at the ones by MonkeyHunters? Middleton Matrix and Geological Puzzle? If you can get to WSQ A Grave Mistake before your trip, you can look at the rest in the series on the plane, too. The first two came easy, but that last one….I’m still missing something, even though I know I’m on the right track!

        #1954612
        sandlanders
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          @huffinpuffin2 wrote:

          Twice now, have found that ‘Granny Squares’ is a great way to drift into a nice slumber at 35000 ft. :LOL: :LOL:

          HEY! 👿 👿 👿 😛 😆

          But I was going to suggest that, as well as rcflyer’s two and Middleton Matrix. And if you’re just into puzzle solving to keep you entertained, you can add some more to your “Solved, Not Found” pile by looking at Cheezehead’s puzzles. We have one up there, too: GC28C5B

          And for the Puffins’ next flight, “When Granny Met Roy” *might* be out soon, maybe even in time for CJ’s trip. 😈

          #1954613

          GC271Q9
          As far as I know, the maker of Granny Squares is the only one to solve it.
          And they did it by reading and following the hints.

          #1954614
          sandlanders
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            Can’t believe you haven’t done this one yet, CJ: GC220YB

            #1954615

            @sandlanders wrote:

            And if you’re just into puzzle solving to keep you entertained, you can add some more to your “Solved, Not Found” pile by looking at Cheezehead’s puzzles. We have one up there, too: GC28C5B

            GC1BBJ7
            GC2RZ0P
            GC195ZK
            GC10YGK
            GC271Q7
            GC33KEY
            GC26P1E
            GC122C2
            These are all within the general area of SL’s cache.

            #1954616

            Although they are relatively new, the boys and I are slowly developing some Math Puzzle Caches in the Madison Area…the series is titled We Love Math! So far there are two algebra caches and one geometry cache.
            GC32EXK
            GC331CC
            GC36XY9[/url]

            #1954617

            All of my word search ones should keep you busy for awhile.
            GC28BCY
            GC287BR
            GC2JRGD
            GC27Z6R
            GC2FMH7
            GC2CW5R

            #1954618
            BeccaDay
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              I have a 16+ hour car trip coming up so this thread is going to come in handy.

              Oh the woes of the short geocacher!

              #1954619

              Lot’s of printouts made. I’m taking about 2/3 of these with as well as some others I grabbed from the southern Milwaukee area where I have some others solved.

              You guys know me too well apparently. Nobody suggested anything easy and gave me all the good mind benders.

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