JKR's site

[justcarol67]

--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, "annemehr" <annemehr at y...> wrote:
> --- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, "spinelli372003" <spin01 at a...>
> wrote:
> > ok found the site,  the door and the bricks.  wire hanger that is 
> > sort of spitting electrical sparks.  and some bricks that sort of 
> > roar at you but have no idea what the patter is.  help.   
> > sherry
> 
> It's been posted already, but I'll try a different wording, in case
> you like it better:
> 
> First, find all five bricks by clicking around. Note where they are,
> because they disappear when you click all five in the wrong order.
> 
> Now, click in the correct order:
> The middle brick,
> the next brick below the middle one,
> the next brick above the middle one,
> the very lowest brick,
> the very highest brick.
> 
> Hope that helps. And this way, at least you get to locate all the
> bricks yourself! (assuaging conscience due to spoiling, hehe).
> 
> Annemehr

Carol:
Rather than randomly clicking and forgetting which patterns I'd
already tried, I wrote down and crossed out possible combinations,
operating on the (correct) theory that it was unlikely to be a 12345
or 54321 sequence but would start somewhere in the middle with a 3 or
4 and include no two sequential numbers. It took me about half an
hour, but I got in! (Then, of course, I had to do a little more
clicking to find a certain object. . . .)

Carol, who wonders how adults can get so caught up in this sort of
thing . . .