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| Bidder | Amount | Date |
|---|---|---|
| m****l 958 | 45.00 | 06/11/2008 12:55:40 |
Boston has a subway system in which there are two North-South lines crossing over two East-west lines with connections between them at some of the cross-over points. Imagine a future Boston subway system with ten North-South lines and ten East-West lines. Oskar van Deventer imagined such a system and built the most perverse transfer design possible. This rendition of his puzzle was greatly enhanced by the fertive mind of Dave Rossetti who suggested a magnetic wand to guide the intrepid wanderer through the Boston Subway system of the future from his work to his home and a psychodelic theme. There are many different routes to be sure, however, the shortest route still takes 14 transfers. Can you find them?