Day 3

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This page serves as part of a Guide for *Strange Horticulture*. This page is focused on **Day 3**.

## Description

Day 3 (Sunday) is a sunny day and the third day of the game. There are 6 visitors and three new opportunities to travel. The moon phase noted for this day is a waxing crescent.

### Clue Card

> The book both fascinated and terrified her in equal measure and after studying it for some time she reached a decision. She would never use the power she had discovered. She would hide the book where it could never be found.
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The clue card for today features a drawing of a compass rose and the text

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> "North of Hawkhead
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> East of Lowick
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> West of Rusland
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> South of Crinkle Crags "
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This leads the player to E17. More details are noted in the Travels section.

## Visitors

1. The first visitor of the day is Wilbur Miller he requests Lady of Summer to help with "mental decline". He makes sure to mention he is "no Green-eyed Draer". After identifying the plant the book entry on Phennet is received as a reward.

2. The second visitor of the day is David Chafer He mentions the rumor that the Arda has been killed and notes that although many don't trust the sisterhood the Arda always seemed to look out for the less fortunate. He delivers a letter from Amos Duncan

> The cold is too much to bear beyond the gap. I was forced to turn back. I would advise against it, but if you are determined to explore the Great Gable, be sure to take precautions.
> Knowing you I'm sure you'll have a plant up your sleeve that can keep you warm should the weather turn against you.
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> Warmest regards,
> Amos Duncan
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3. The third visitor of the day is Norman Lee He gives you a plant that he says is cursed, he says it has brought him nothing but sorrow. Receive Copper Caledonian.

4. The fourth visitor of the day is Simone Green. She asks a favor, she wants some Common Trouse, she has found where it is likely to be found: Red Pike. She says she will come by the day after tomorrow to collect it. She gives you the book entry on Common Trouse.

5. The fifth visitor of the day is Verona Green She requests Shimmerlung for a "little... display" to discourage a young person from acting up. Identifying this plant grants the book entry on Candlewood.

6. The sixth visitor of the day is either Ruth Douglas or Irving Harris, Ruth requests Meakdew and Irving requests St John's Poppy.

## Travels

* From the clue card today heading to **E17**
> My eyes are drawn to the silhouette of a grizzled old man standing at the edge of a field. His mind is broken, seemingly beyond repair. Vacant eyes fixate on nothing. A whisper of an expression as my gaze sweeps his face, but only a whisper. He raises his arm, points.
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> I follow his outstretched finger and am surprised to find a cluster of wildflowers growing there, hidden from view.
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Exploring this area grants the Candlewood and Thum plants.

* After receiving the letter from Amos Duncan head to A13.
> After several hours of arduous hiking and scrambling I am still some distance from the summit. I am freezing cold and ready to head home. I should do the sensible thing and turn back down the mountain. Unless...
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To continue identify Brimlock, Identifying grants the book entry on Sunset Mountcap
> I push on, no longer feeling the cold, and am presently rewarded.
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Exploring this area grants the Winterbore plant.
* After the visit from Simone Green visit Red Pike at B9.
> I enjoy a pleasant stroll up the fell. The going is easy the weather is agreeable, and the views majestic. I do not have to look hard to find what I am after.
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 Exploring this area grants the Common Trouse plant.