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Right outside of where the right-most Thistle was. The third can be found directly below the harvest squash with a large hole in it, right in the middle of the screen. The second and third leaves can be found in the image above, circled in pink. Please note that due to the in-game randomizer, the second and third leaves with water on may be found in slightly different positions.Once the 3 leaves with water on it have been found, we'll now need to find a jar. This jar can be found inside the dust cloud where the middle Thistle was. Upon finding this jar, you'll automatically leave the mini-screen, and an animation will play showing the jar collecting the 'mud medicine'. You will then be awarded your fifth achievement of this episode.Healing TalentYou made mud medicine for the injured mouse in Autumn Forest.After a short cutscene and a lot of narration, we'll be given our second leaf parchment puzzle of the episode. The solution is below.After the puzzle is completed, our task will be to collect three blue bars of soap and a transparent salt/pepper shaker. Two of the soaps are on the main area screen. They are impossible to miss because of the bright blue colour in contrast to the autumn-like colours on most of the screen. The third soap is in the area where the left-most thistle was.The salt/pepper shaker is on the bottom right of the screen, but we can't get it because the pumpkin lid is in the way. We need to find some green vine/thread on a bobbin. This can be found in the dust cloud where the middle Thistle was.This will allow us to lift the pumpkin lid, and take the salt/pepper shaker. We now need to click the harvest squash.We now have to build the 'Berry Bubble Blower'.The pieces have to be put together in the following order:The gear with the triangular-shaped rod. This fits into the small triangular hole.The gear with the plus-shaped rod. This fits into the small plus-shaped hole.The bowl. This goes at the bottom of the contraption.The thing with

BE1380 Visit alarm clock This alarm clock connects to the Visit smart home. It wakes you with a loud alarm, flashing lights and vibrations from the bed shaker when the doorbell or telephone rings, if the baby needs attention or if the smoke alarm goes off. In the box BE1380 Visit alarm clock Bed shaker 4 x 1.2 V AAA NiMH batteries 7.5 V DC / 1000 mA power adapter Features Loud sound Delivers up to 100dB. Intense lights Wakes you with flashes. Bed shaker Vibrates under the pillow. Night light Guides you back to bed. Battery backup Steps in during power loss. Alerts Sounding alarm Flashing lights Vibrations from the bed shaker Visit alerts Baby cry notification Doorbell notification Telephone notification Smoke alarm notification Carbon monoxide alarm notification BE1370 Alarm clock Pro This alarm clock wakes you with a loud alarm, flashing lights and vibrations from the bed shaker when it’s time to get up. It is easy to use and have features like night light, battery backup, telephone jack and an external trigger input. In the box BE1370 Alarm Clock Pro Bed shaker 4 x 1.2 V AAA NiMH batteries 7.5 V DC / 1000 mA power adapter Features Loud sound Delivers up to 100dB. Intense lights Wakes you with flashes. Bed shaker Vibrates under the pillow. Night light Guides you back to bed. Battery backup Steps in during power loss. Alerts Sounding alarm Flashing lights Vibrations from the bed shaker BE1221 Vibio Vibio is a wireless bed

Lead clients to their dream spaces. Triple Heart Design's use of luxurious materials, finishes, and details reflects a commitment to quality and creating aesthetically pleasing and functional spaces. 3. In-frame vs frameless(Image credit: Benjamin Johnston/Julie Soefer)Inset or in-frame kitchen cabinets are the classic choice, and essentially involve front frames on each cabinet, into which the door is hinged. You’ll typically find in-frame construction from bespoke cabinetmakers, and they are thought to offer a stronger build that will stand the test of time. ‘Inset or in-frame cabinet doors sit flush with the frame around them. Due to the fact that they must fit precisely inside the cabinet frame, inset cabinet doors are more difficult to craft, take longer to complete, and typically cost 20-30% more than the alternatives,’ says interior designer Benjamin Johnston. 'If you appreciate fine cabinet making and millwork, then this is a beautiful style to consider for your kitchen cabinetry.’The modern alternative style of construction is frameless, and the door is hinged directly onto the carcass so there’s no frame around each door or drawer. Construction is quicker and uses fewer materials, so often costs less, but choosing frameless is more about the desired aesthetic – cleaner lines and less visual noise. 4. Shaker style(Image credit: deVOL/OurFoodStories)Needing no introduction, Shaker kitchens are your flexible friend. Shaker cabinets can be dressed up or pared back to suit both modern or traditional schemes, and you can rely on this simple cabinetry to look fresh and relevant for years to come. You’ll never need to ask are Shaker kitchens still on trend? The answer will always be yes.Shaker kitchens are typically in-frame, but it’s possible to source modern interpretations featuring frameless doors with the iconic four-piece panel. Beadboard paneling and simple peg boards are also synonymous with the Shaker look.For truly inspirational Shaker kitchens that demonstrate the chameleon-like possibilities in play, check out deVOL’s work. ‘deVOL Shaker cupboards are designed and made to the distinctive and classic principles that were so fundamental to the very heart of the Shaker communities,’ says creative director, Helen Parker. ‘The lack of ornamentation and simple clean lines of the Shaker style has become the go to look for so many of us as it allows us to choose between keeping it simple or adding our own changeable ornamentation and decoration.’ Helen is the Creative Director at deVOL, a leading kitchen design company that mixes classic and contemporary. Helen has been creative director at the company since 2011, and is passionate about the signature understated approach deVOL takes to designing kitchens. 5. V-Groove paneling(Image credit: Cortney Bishop Design/Katie Charlotte)Now for something a little different. Demand for V-Groove kitchen cabinets is red hot right now and we think it’s worth adding this smart option to the mix if you’re planning a remodel. Boasting Nantucket beach house vibes with a more sophisticated twist, V-Groove is a dynamic way to introduce detail without going overboard. Cortney Bishop Design demonstrates the beauty of V-Groove cabinets in this fabulous open-plan kitchen.

War and the growth of a new nation during the dramatic 90-minute Freedom Trail tours led by rangers from Boston National Historical Park, which encompasses several of the most famous sites, including the Old North Church and Faneuil Hall.See More:The Freedom Trail in Boston, Massachusetts | Tips & TricksAt the heart of the nearly 700-acre Canterbury Shaker Village property are more than two dozen original Shaker buildings, including the 1729 Meeting House. Photo Credit : Peter Bloch/Courtesy of Canterbury Shaker Village5 & 6. Shaker Villages | Canterbury, NH and Pittsfield, MAWith their belief in simplicity, equality of the sexes, communal living, pacifism, celibacy, and respect for nature, the Shaker way of life continues to fascinate and inspire us today. New England is fortunate to have two Shaker Village museums, and so much care has been paid to their preservation that the men, women, and children who lived and worked there two centuries ago would still feel at home today. You can experience the living endurance of history in a stunning setting at Canterbury Shaker Village in Canterbury, New Hampshire. And don’t miss the baby animals, and the round stone barn at Hancock Shaker Village in Pittsfield, Massachusetts.One of the many life-size dioramas at the Mashantucket Pequot Museum in Connecticut.Photo Credit : Courtesy Mashantucket Pequot Museum7. Mashantucket Pequot Museum & Research Center | Ledyard, CTCount on the tribal nation that brought you Foxwoods Resort, one of the world’s largest casinos, to do preservation and education on an equally grand scale. Opened in 1998, its $135 million state-of-the-art museum and research center span some 20,000 years of Mashantucket Pequot history. The exhibits, stunning dioramas, and re-created Pequot Village will enhance both your awareness of the natural world and your appreciation for this remarkable nation’s story. Don’t miss the 50-foot-long diorama depicting a Caribou hunt 11,000 years ago.Touro Synagogue in Newport, Rhode Island.Photo Credit : Courtesy of Discover Newport8. Touro Synagogue | Newport, RIDedicated in 1763, America’s oldest standing Jewish synagogue is a reminder that Colonial Newport not only tolerated this religious minority, but also welcomed its members into the ranks of its prosperous citizens. The Georgian architecture and stately interior add to the allure of this site, which is on the National Register of Historic Places. Most of the 35,000 annual visitors are impressed by the building itself and the 500-year-old deerskin Torah housed there. But perhaps even more impressive is the way the synagogue still speaks to the enduring American dream.Kids can discover games of yesteryear at Old Sturbridge Village.Photo Credit : Old Sturbridge Village9. Old Sturbridge Village | Sturbridge, MAA perennial family favorite when it comes to New England historic sites and museums, this outdoor attraction, filled with historic buildings