Since Christmas I`ve done little else but think about Masquerade, but now I have to try and get some dosh together. Sad to say but due to neccessity of getting back to normal? life, this will be my last contribution to “The Masquerade Conspiracy”. Look at the red and notched letters, and follow the Hare. Hope you have followed this wingnut, perhaps you finis it for yourself now. The word in red round the outside of the picture is rise and the one in notched letters sun. Ampthill is the next town to the east of Woburn Sands. This means you are now heading west so it is reasonable to assume that the approach to Woburn Sands would be from the east. Imagine you are following the hare, with the sun behind you. It shows Jack Hare sitting on a stone with the sun rising behind him. Now look at the third picture in the book. The word in red round the outside of the picture is Herring and a red one! The seaside is a red herring as Woburn sands is inland. In other words he does not go into Woburn Sands. From the text we can see that the hare does not go into the wood burning. It was this page that made me think of Wood Burn Sands (shortened to Woburn Sands) The Hare can be seen hiding in the grass above the beach. Look at the picture of the Practical man taking tea by a fire, on a beach with the herring gull perched on the back of his chair. In the solution I worked on the red letters round the pictures led you to a clue. I only read this book in 2002, ten years after I had worked on Masquerade and found what I thought was the solution. Why are you only going to visit the website one more time?īamber Gascoigne's book 'The Quest for the Golden Hare' says that the red letters round the pictures in Masquerade are meaningless and refers to them as red herrings. Why did Bamber Gascoigne and the publishers ignore my letters when I wrote to them in 2002?Īfter all they could have supplied me with an explanation. So why was a woman whose solution for the first book did not exist get invited onto a television programme for the second book? Imagine my surprise when the solution I had worked out for the book Masquerade was said not to exist.

Two years ago by chance I purchased the book 'The Quest for the Golden Hare' by Bamber Gascoigne. On Monday 27th May 1985 I was on Wogan but was unhappy with what happened at the studio and with the behaviour of Kit Williams. In May 1985 I was invited onto the programme Wogan when Kit Williams would announce the winner. In 1984 I worked on the second book with no name, and then having worked out the title of the book 'the Bee on the Comb' entered the competition. In 1982 I wrote to Kit Williams with my solution to the book Masquerade.

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