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  bjertrup Pro

  Nice design but really doesn't add anything to the original "View Askew". The tunnel at the top is unnecessary to solve the puzzles.
  Why not ad a few blocks more instead. Now you need the tunnel:
  
  ---#############
  ####-----#-----####
  #----##--#--##----#
  #-$-$-##---##-$-$-#
  #--*-.-##-##-.-*--#
  #-$-.-*-###-*-.-$-#
  ##-.-*-*$-$*-*-.-##
  -##-*-+-----.-*-##
  --##-*--###--*-##
  ---##--##-##--##
  ----####---####
  
  Sincerely
  Bjertrup

  January 01 2017 at 21:37
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    backhoes Pro

    @bjertrup: Thanks for your comments. I take no credit for the design, View Askew is just a distorted mirroring of Arranged 38. Thanks, too, for your additions to HRLR. I'll need some time to confirm your claim that the tunnel is needed.

    January 02 2017 at 21:26
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    bjertrup Pro

    @backhoes: I think I am right claiming the tunnel is needed in my design but sometimes you get surprised :-)

    January 03 2017 at 19:21
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    backhoes Pro

    @bjertrup: After a bit of trying (not exhaustive), I agree the tunnel is indeed necessary to solve your design. Sorry about not being specific about which Arranged 38 was the basis for View Askew, et al. Ghislain Martin is the author.
    
    The initial motivation for View Askew was the trap the little janitor ends up in after solving Arranged 38. I wanted to see if there was as good a solution possible but with janitor at the bottom of the puzzle, easily able to move to the right half and finish.

    January 03 2017 at 19:46