CROCTOBER BEGINS!!

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can you believe it? i'm going to do that silly thing where i try to put out a puzzle every single day in october again!! will it happen? i hope!! do i need it? so badly!! this year's iteration is called CROCTOBER. full of holes, but sensible and fun with light-up elements. enjoy week one of puzzles below baby!!


day 1 prompt: cave


day 2 prompt: redacted


day 3 prompt: cowboy (this is barely a puzzle and hugely a shitpost)


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