How did I miss this one? LOL

Good morning chuffy! This one kept me up really late last night. However, I would not have been able to do it without Susan's clues....Begin with 3 on 4, 4 on 5, 10 on J, 9 on 10, 10 on J, Q on K, J to Q, 9 to 10 (Susan's clue), 8 on 9, 9 on 10, 8 on 9, 8 on 9...as you continue through the deck and play over A and A, play up 2 and 2 (last pile), move 10 to J, play up 3, bring down 2 to 3 (first pile), move 3 over to 4 (after 3 plays up), move K over to blank space left after moving 3, this allows you to then play up 3 and 4 and 5, bring down 2 on 3, play 4 over and 5 up, move K over to blank space, bring down 6 on 7, Q on K, play 6 and 7 over, move 5 to 6, J to Q...at end of pile play 6 over, 7 and 8 up, bring 5 down on 6, 8, 9, 10 will then play up or over, as well as 9 and 10...bring down J on Q, move 9 to 10, play up A, move 6 to 7, play up J, then move J (last pile) over to Q, play up 2, A, etc....I think it's pretty easy from there.....WHEW!!!...don't think I left out anything?? Hope that helps.

Are you on this morning mclarkjr? could do with your run down of useful clues?? pleeeeease!!

Thanks, guys ! One of my better efforts, I guess. They're few and far between ! ~ It turned out to be pretty nifty ! I just can't imagine what makes Layla pursue certain lines of thinking to get to *the* low score.

Susan, that was brilliant!

Great clues Susan!!! Thank you very much!!!

WTG Susan! You must be exhausted - I know I am.

O.K., here's the deal - 10 and 4 play over. Stack diamonds and spades when you can. One exception is that the 9 goes on the 10. ~ We shall, we shall not be stumped !!!

Yes we can.

Come on, guys (and gals) !! We can't all be stumped, can we ?!