| by Peter Grabarchuk |
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Eight coins represent the Christmas
Tree - as shown in the center of the illustration. Three tails-up (dark)
coins form the Christmas Tree Garland.
There are six different challenges in the puzzle. In each challenge
moving one coin at a time, in as few single moves as possible, make
another Christmas Tree of exactly the same shape, but with another
combination of Garland as shown. Each moved coin in its new position
should touch at least two other coins but it should not make with
them a straight line of three coins. Note that in each challenge the
formed Christmas Tree cannot be rotated.
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