Sudoku Puzzles

I just posted another alternative for July 3,09

1. Unique possibilities:b1=8,f7=4,g6=9 (UP25).
2. Note pairs 14 at g5/i4;45 at d23.If a5=2,,e5=2=i3,d6=8,d4=1=g5,g3=4 and bottom right box is devoid of 8.So c5=2 (UP26).
3. If h1=2,f1=1,f2=8,e2=3=g3,g5=4,h2=7=e5 and row 5 is devoid of 1.So h1=3 (UP 28).
4. If a2=1,f2=8,h2=7.Likewise,a1=1,i1=4,g3=8 makes h2=7.UPs to 81.

10:19 What is that a statue of?

1)Start at 22,basic techniques to UP=25
2)(4)a1=(4-9)i1=(9-7)i2=h2-(7=5)h5-(5=4)b5-g5=(4)g3,=>i1a3<>4.UP=81

The architecture resembles that of the American Southwest.

Spanish maybe.

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22:03, hi all. I've been there, but close to 30 years ago.

The statue is called "Meditation" sculpted by Robert Delandre. It was originally meant in memory of the father of Madame Saint to be erected at Rheole, a small Victorian (Australian) town.

Well done dino!

Dino, You are correct re: the statue and given that you took the pic you will know that it is located in the Fitzroy Gardens, which is across the road from my workplace in Melbourne, Australia. The Conservatory houses flora throughout the year. You will note from the link here that the pic was More...

~20min. mAen! I find it rather fitting that the British (and I presume Australian) pronunciation of "conservatory" sounds like "conserve a tree". :)

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SE=7.2