Bridge crossing puzzle

Reach the top. The catch is that the wheel is in between you and once you reach the top floor, you both will be separated from each other once more.The two-man elevator.For the sake of this guide, the person who goes to the right of the wheel is P1, while the other person is P2.First off, P2 has to go to down the path and take the ramp to the right. At the top is a lever that will lift the bridge for P1 to be able to proceed. P2 can then go back down and take the left path to reach a chair zip line that can be taken to cross to the other side of the puzzle to where P1 is (bow of the ship).After crossing to the other side, P2 will find another lever that controls another draw bridge. P2 should pull the bridge up to let P1 pass through, and then the bridge should be brought back down to let P1 climb up to get reunited with each other again.Both of you continue to go down the path until you reach a boat attached to a pulley. For this guide, P1 will be the one to ride the boat while P2 cranks the wheel to send the boat up.Boat elevator.Once P1 is up, there will be a crane up top that can be operated to make the platform attached to it move from side to side. P1 should move the crane to the left and let P2 ride on it, and then P1 should move the crane to the right and let P2 get off it. P1 should then cross the bridge near the crane to get to the first main puzzle of the area.Platform crane.Turntable BridgeP2 will reach a button that will control a turntable bridge that is composed of two different bridges that go across each other and lead to different sides and levels of the area. Turntable bridge.How this works: For this puzzle, we will assign the orientation of the bridge based on a clock and the top parts of the bridge as

The arms, with 6 as the side where the button is, 9 at the side of the second button, 12 at the side where P1 will be first coming from, and 3 at the side where the lever is. P2 will be assigned to rotate the bridge while P1 will be the one crossing them for most of the time to pull the lever.Here’s the solution:P2 rotates the bridge to the 12-3 position.P1 goes down the bridge and pulls the lever to open the gate to the second button.P2 rotates the bridge to the 6-9 position.P1 crosses the bridge to where P2 is.P2 crosses the bridge down to where the lever is, opens the gate to let P1 go to the first button, and goes back up to the second button.P1 goes down the bridge that is still in the 6-9 position and waits at the lower platform.P2 rotates the bridge to the 12-3 position.P1 cross the bridge to the other side above the lever.P2 rotates the bridge to the 6-9 position and crosses the bridge down to where the lever is.At this point, P1 has access to the crank above while P2 can ride the elevator down below. P2 rides the elevator up as P1 cranks it to get reunited once more. You’ll then reach another junction by the bent light scope with two bridges leading to different parts of the quarry.Swinging lamp.Each of you should take a bridge and follow the path until you both reach a boulder tied on a string. Interact with it at the same time to set the light source in a fixed position.Then, both of you will have to follow another platform down and use a zipline to go all the way down to the starting area. The person who took the bridge heading straight up will arrive at the caged room which is now open, while the person who took the bridge to the left will arrive above the suspended platform.Zipline back to the starting point.Through the LensesYou and your partner will have to do another puzzle where you will have to

Wharf Crossing South is an area in Dragon Age: The Veilguard's Dock Town, and it is home to a chest. To access that chest, players must solve a puzzle that centers around activating levers and opening gates. This guide is here to detail the solution to that Wharf Crossing South gate puzzle in Dragon Age: The Veilguard, and it should make it easy for fans to reach the chest that is beyond it. 1:36 Related Dragon Age: The Veilguard - Sheltered Glade Statues Puzzle Solution (Hossberg Wetlands) This guide will help players solve the statues puzzle in the Sheltered Glade, an area within Dragon Age: The Veilguard's Hossberg Wetlands.​​​​​​​ Dragon Age: The Veilguard - How to Solve Wharf Crossing South Gate Puzzle Upon reaching the Wharf Crossing South gate puzzle, players should approach the explosives jars to the right of the gate and press the input (such as Tab or R1) that appears on top of them. Dragon Age: The Veilguard players should then use the ability at the top of the menu that appears to destroy those jars and create a hole in the wall. Once that hole is made, players should approach the lever to the left of the gate and activate it. Action RPG fans should then quickly move onto the wooden platform to their left and look into the room that is beyond the gates. From this position, players will see a gold circle, and they should open the ability wheel (with Tab or R1) and use the top ability to freeze that object. This action will prevent the gate that was raised with the lever from falling. Players should now make their way to the lever to the right of the gate and activate it. Fans should then move in front of the hole that they created in the wall and open the ability wheel (with Tab or R1). Players should see that the Freeze ability has once again appeared at the top of that wheel, and they can use it on a gold circle that is beyond the hole. While an input is typically displayed on top of objects that can be targeted with abilities, that does not seem to be the case with the second gold circle. That said, it is still possible to target that object by opening the ability wheel when standing in front of the hole. After freezing the second gold circle, and preventing the right lever from deactivating, the Wharf Crossing South gate puzzle is solved, and players are free to enter the room that was blocked. In that room, Dragon Age fans will find some documents that they can read, a Codex entry that they can collect, and

Have you ever been to Cotter, Arkansas?If you don’t live somewhere near Northwest Arkansas or Southwest Missouri, the answer might be no…and that’s too bad….because it is definitely a little place worth exploring!When I was a little girl, my Daddy worked for a company called Ozark Sash and Door owned and operated in Springdale and Berryville, Arkansas by the Hanby family. Before the days of the big box stores, there was a hardware store of some type in most every little community. Daddy traveled a regular route weekly through Missouri and Arkansas, selling building materials to those little stores. Sometimes, Mother and I would ride with him…On Tuesdays, his route took him from Harrison to Mountain Home, with many stops in between. Traveling the old 62 highway back in those days took us across the Cotter Bridge…The old bridge is unique in many ways. Sitting high above the White River, it is beautiful with its patented rainbow arches and lighted lamps. As a little girl however, crossing the bridge was fun for another reason. When on the bridge headed toward Cotter, a large, old railroad trestle sits to your left, angling diagonally toward your path. It intersects the Cotter Bridge just at the end, crossing underneath at the last minute. Sometimes, a train would be chugging across that trestle bridge just as we, in Daddy’s truck, were driving across the Cotter bridge. It was always exciting – looking just a tiny bit like we were surely about to collide with the train (in my little girl’s mind). It was a little bit scary – and lots of fun!The Cotter Bridge has an interesting history. According to the Encyclopedia of Arkansas, it was completed in 1930. Originally operated as a toll bridge to recoup construction costs, it allowed east-west travelers a reliable White River crossing. Ferries used previously were often unavailable due to frequent flooding in the area, and the closest detour crossing was 100 miles to the north in Branson, Missouri. Designed by the Marsh Engineering Company in Des Moines, Iowa, the graceful structure is still beautiful today.When highway 62 was rerouted near the turn of this century, a new bridge was built just a short distance to the northeast. Thankfully, the old bridge was preserved and remains open to vehicle traffic for anyone who likes to veer off the beaten path.All these years later, a visit to the Cotter bridge is still something I enjoy. I make the drive over several times a year…it’s a great little day trip. Beneath the bridge, there is a pleasant little city park on the banks of the White River. Big Springs Park is a relaxing gathering place for families, fishermen, and old

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