MARCHING BANDS: [ PDF] [ JPZ]
PROGRAMS: [Adobe Reader] [Crossword Solver]
The eighth year of the Biz Quig's Marching Bands starts up next Monday. Insanity. Where'd the time go? I guess this is part and parcel with having a young daughter. Time speeds by on a rocket ship. Anyway, I digress. Marching Bands. If you a fan of my Themeless Mondays, you might like these puzzles as well. No Across Lite, just a JPZ or a PDF. If you need a place to do JPZ, may I recommend this site?
Now, for the uninitiated, here are the instructions for this variety puzzle:
In this themeless variant, answers appear in two different directions, Rows and Bands. Each Row has two answers side by side with no black square separating them (except for row 7). And Each band starts at the lettered square and goes around the grid clockwise, one answer after another all the way around the circle. Every square appears in two answers.
Simple enough. Anyway, enjoy this puzzle. And if you're interested in signing up for this feature, YEAR EIGHT starts up on April 25th! $15 gets you a year of these puzzles (PayPal or Venmo (@TheBEQ) preferred). Hell, if you've got time on your hands, and you want all of the previous years, bump it up to $50 for the entire batch. That would be a total of 185 puzzles (there were a couple of bonuses in there). Ye gods. All right. Jump in everybody.
Share the puzzle. New one on Monday.
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