Mitsy's honey jar
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Everything you need to know about Peg Hop.
Peg Hop is a quiet pond puzzle. Ladybirds sit on lily pads, and one pad is empty. You hop a ladybird over its neighbour into the empty pad, and the ladybird you jumped over flies away. It is a peg solitaire puzzle, with ladybirds for pegs.
There is no clock. The aim is to leave as few ladybirds as you can, and leaving just one is the best result. Try the small pond first, then the classic one.
Friendly hints for Peg Hop
Simple answers for a calm play session
Yes, both ponds can be solved down to one, though the classic pond takes some thought.
One ladybird left gives three spoonfuls. On the classic pond, two or three left gives two and four or five gives one. On the small pond, two left gives two and three gives one. Anything more is a try-again, with no honey. Ten spoonfuls fill his jar.
Yes, on this device only. Your scores and honey stay in your browser, and nothing is sent to us.
No. It runs in your browser, with no accounts.
Yes. The classic pond is the traditional 33-hole peg solitaire board, and the small pond is a quicker triangle version.
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