A fun puzzle in which the solver must recall, repeatedly, which direction "clockwise" is and which way "counterclockwise" (or "anticlockwise") is! And just when I had regained my equilibrium from "One Thing Leads to Another."
Saturday, 2-5-22, Seven Sages - Patrick Berry Variety Puzzle PDF
Seven Sages by Patrick Berry, 2/5/2022
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Wendy Walker
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ChrisKochmanski
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I recall, from high school, scoring poorly in Spatial Relations (wait, how does clockwise work? counterclockwise?), so puzzles like these do NOT play to my strength. But I still very much enjoyed it. Stretching myself!
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Richard B.
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Enjoyed! So many puzzles require us to figure out which direction to enter answers in the grid. In this variety style is PB going too easy on us by giving the clockwise/counterclockwise hints?
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Meg
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Fun! And yes, I appreciated the + and - signs.
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MatthewL
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Fun puzzle. Had to draw little arrows on the grid to make sure I remembered which way the word went. Also, had no idea No. 28 was a thing.
Matthew