Penny Lane, Mikael addressed your question by asking "exactly" what the journal said.

Thank you, Mikael! I was making it too complicated! Onwards and upwards (and sideways and left and right!)

Oh I missed that! As I said I found the metal box in the bunker and haven't found anything else. After finding the box the journal still says "I'll begin examining the first room of the bunkers closely". I also found a drawing but the journal still reads the same thing. Is there still something I should find?

Ok, I missed the rusty can so after finding the drawing in the rusty can I got a message from Stina and the journal now says to go to her. So I guess I'm moving on!

I'm pleased to say I actually finished the game. Thank you Mikael, this was a good one!

Well now I have played it so let's see if I can help. =) (there's no normal smiley left lol or I'm blind)
If you mean the numbers in the hut then it should be these =

Haha, I was one whole page behind it seems

Does anyone know where the football games are in Oblave's cabin, journal says near the stairs but been all over the cabin upstairs and downstairs no luck Thanks in advance.

Thanks,
Penny Lane.

Glad I could help! Good luck!

got two questions the crane area walk foward until get to the crane area opposite the crane i cant find a way in takes me to the greenery but i cant get past it. second question the stairs looked all over cant fi nd those lost keys i thought they should be on the right side of the gate dont see them yet Dianne

Stuck again! I am at the Sulphite Factory grounds and have found the wooden box on the shelf with the wrinkled paper inside. The paper shows a lot of numbers and a picture of a math compass which I have in my inventory. I cannot figure out what to do with it! the journal gives no hint.

The wrinkled paper is found somewhere else. What is the journal is saying where you are right now?

dianne, Marian is going to have to move this post into the Dead Drop subject again. Try to remember to post questions about the game in that subject. It makes it so much easier than to have several sepaerate posts!

I merged dianne's post with this thread.

What is the journal saying where you are right now?

The journal says that I must check what is on the shelf which I did and found the wooden box. The wrinkled paper has a lot of letters and a picture of a math compass . I got that from the safe in Oblav's cabin. I was wondering if that paper is connected to the wooden box? After looking at the box the journal still says that I must check what's on the shelf.

Oh my gosh! I didn't see the paper on the lower shelf! I didn't even look for another shelf! Now the journal says that I have to go to the Sheep's habitat. My stupid goof up again! I should know by now after playing so many CR games that there is always more to things to look at before I ask for help! So I am good to go! Thanks Mikael! Love your games!

Hello all I am stuck again. I am at (sorry I forgot his name) house and now have looked at the book of Shakespear and the book opened on page 712 so I am searching for the first clue...person after the nurse....
For some reason I can't back out or close the book. I don't know how to proceed or click on the clue..person after the nurse. Any help appreciated.

If you just use the space bar to reveal the hotspots in the scene, I'm sure you'll be able to proceed.

sorry about posting carol reed questions seems like they are either in the wrong spot or asking being mergs wont ask again any questions thanks Dianne

Feel free to post as many questions about Carol Reed as you want, dianne - just please post them here in the Carol Reed thread already created. Hopefully you saw Mikael's response to your last post.

Can anyone tell me where the bridge lookout is? I am still trying the find the keys...thanks... Found it! Didn't think to look on my map....thanks. Found the Bridge Lookout on my map. Now I can't figure out the sign
puzzle with the symbols....Got it!

Even though I just played it, I always get insecure when answering a question about it lol.
But when you're on the bridge