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Ashore…with an Irish coffee this morning! I think? Seems to e<€€ for a Gaffer.

Streroto wrote: Thu Apr 06, 2023 6:28 pm I’m with all the doubters. Got off to a late start today (cases, again!!!) and saw what I needed to see right away but one could think of other rabbit holes. I know we all fear a PAGEANT and it makes me gun shy. The answer I have fits I just don’t feel that click.

Can someone explain the "PAGEANT" references for a newbie? I am guessing this must have been a famous Rabbit Hole? Curious minds want to know!
Thanks,
Steve

Steve_S wrote: Fri Apr 07, 2023 7:57 am

Streroto wrote: Thu Apr 06, 2023 6:28 pm I’m with all the doubters. Got off to a late start today (cases, again!!!) and saw what I needed to see right away but one could think of other rabbit holes. I know we all fear a PAGEANT and it makes me gun shy. The answer I have fits I just don’t feel that click.

Can someone explain the "PAGEANT" references for a newbie? I am guessing this must have been a famous Rabbit Hole? Curious minds want to know!
Thanks,
Steve

There’s a good explanation here:
viewtopic.php?t=36

Ashore, but like others wonder if I've missed some more complex nuance.

ALS

Ashore. I've been in a meta slump this week, so I asked a kind Muggle for confirmation and got it.

I too was suspicious of an Easter Pageant. If I had checked this board right away and seen @Joe Ross's assurance (#2) that this was "straightforward," I'd have saved myself some time.

I am on a shore which I hope is not quicksand or a sinkhole.

The rabbit will either have had his choice of many stories or only chocolate to feast on.

Ashore…I think. Found the first step pretty easily and hoping I got the right second step

An azalea pink, of course.

Ashore! Meta solved and still working through the grid this morning.

Finished the grid hours later. Not due to difficulty, per se, but due to lack of need & admitted bone-infused laziness.

Ashore ‽‽‽
But liking my own body of water better June

Appreciate prior logs, going with the most obvious answer but unsettled about it. Wonder whether there is a good old German word for the feeling of "there must be more".
Regards to all.
Jim

Ashore - my knowledge bank of geography ended in 5th grade (U.S. Capitals quizzes, anyone? I would say i have probably 15 state capitals memorized today, 16 years later...)

So, props to Alan who gave great nudges and allowed me to come up with the solution myself!




T-11 days till Tax Day! File those forms, people!!

Like many, I have an answer but feeling like there should be one more step… but I am going to submit and say I’m onshore. It’s good to have a reason to look forward to Monday!

I'm on a shore - but wondering if it's the right one. It's not on any map, and it's a hell of a lot closer to contented than it is to confident.

To reward his good nature, someone should keep Isaac company.

Ok, I'll do it. It was a tough swim just finishing the grid, and I still don't understand some of the answers.

Will turn to the meta over lunch. In the meantime...

Ahoy, Isaac!

On the beach!

Out of a body of water and sitting ashore now! A cappuccino for me this morning, please. 🏖

Ashore!