- Begin by examining the image below whose reconstruction will be the objective of the puzzle.
- Press the Scramble button in order to mix up the tiles randomly.
- Re-assemble the tiles in their correct order by relocating the tiles in pairs. This is done by first single-clicking on a tile. Then, after single-clicking on any second tile, the two tiles will swap their positions. If you need some help, you can click on the Show/Hide Hint button to display the original image. Moreover, the Show/Hide Errors button will indicate the misplaced tiles.
- When all the tiles are back in their original locations, you will be notified.
- Finally, if you press the I Give Up! button, the misplaced tiles will be relocated to their correct position.
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Royal Visit to Canada, 1951
Prince Phillip is the tall man in the belted tan camel-coat on the left.
Princess Elizabeth in the long fur coat is holding a bouquet of flowers.
The tour took place before Elizabeth became Queen. At the time of the
tour, her father King George VI was very ill. The royal party arrived
by plane in Montreal on October 8 1951, and the tour lasted 33 days.
The other people standing with them beside the railroad tracks are unidentified.
The two children are dressed in uniforms of the Cub Scouts and Brownies
(wrongly identified as a Boy Scout and Girl Guide in the LAC descriptor).
Although the location of this image isn't given, from the clothes, the surroundings, and the
weather conditions, it was most likely taken on one of their stops in western Canada.
National Archives of Canada, Reference number R1196-14-7-E,
Photograph is from the National Film Board of Canada, Still Photography Division
For more about the 1951 Royal Visit, see Princess Elizabeth's 1951 royal visit to Canada
The National Film Board of Canada made a documentary about the visit, which can be viewed here.
Acknowledgement: Thanks to Yves Beaudoin (Webpraxis Consulting Ltd.)
for coming up with the idea and developing the Perl scripts for this puzzle.
Alwynne B. Beaudoin (bluebulrush@gmail.com)
Latest update: August 6 2012