Nursery Rhymes

Grandma Gracie’s nursery rhyme repertoire is full of imaginative inventions, like a pretend friend, a creative creature, a surreal ordeal, and a precious property. What will she think up next, and where in Austin can we go to hear her tales?

Hannah Hendricks’ hair is up every day,
Skillfully swept in a spherical globe,
So she’s properly prim and plain as she prays;
Who is the lady wearing the robe?

 

Sharon Schaffer is shooting a show,
Where wordplay whizzes go off the grid.
What list of lines will her cast need to know,
Before the first on-the-set tile is slid?

 

Rufus Rabbit’s running amok,
Risking rashes and scratches from bushes and heather,
Clawing for carrots and pushing his luck—
What would you call this thorny endeavor?

 

Maria Medina covers her head,
Hides her features and looks like a deb,
A delicate fabric made of yarn or thread,
What is she wearing that looks like a web?

 

Eddie Eagle hasn’t been feeling himself lately,
His strength is missing. his bill can’t peck,
Unable to groom and left to go hungry,
What condition has put him in such a wreck?

 

Lawrence Lannister leaves his leaves,
Black, golden, iced, and green,
Each variant traded to pirates and thieves:
Where are the areas his ship may be seen?

 

Casper Carter shoots hoops and scores goals,
He lived a long life until came his death,
But still he’s running holes through his soles,
What is he that he won’t run out of breath?

 

Freddy Fraser is misunderstood,
Spends time in homes but likes not to be seen,
On sight, they’d swat him as fast as they could,
Who is the bashful bug kept out by a screen?

 

Jackie Jones has the fleetest of feet,
Moving so quickly that she’s just a blur,
She covers her footsteps to be discreet;
What’s her job where she can’t blow her cover?

 

 


Note: Mission Street Puzzles’ interactive puzzles are best viewed in the Chrome browser.

Everything’s Bigger In Texas

They say everything’s bigger in Texas… be it a van or Superman. We ordered some giant paired statues of our favorite things, and they are huge! We’ll be setting the statues up near one of our favorite little Austin locations–can you figure out where it is?

Which of these statues will be available to install?

  • 30-ton statue
  • 8-ton statue
  • 35-ton statue
  • 28-ton statue
  • 14-ton statue
  • 90-ton statue
  • 85-ton statue
  • 35-ton statue
  • 22-ton statue
  • 24-ton statue
  • 55-ton statue
  • 22-ton statue
  • 17-ton statue
  • 30-ton statue
  • 48-ton statue
  • 56-ton statue

Note: Mission Street Puzzles’ interactive puzzles are best viewed in the Chrome browser.

Boat Building

It’s been two days since the storm carried you to this desert island and threw you against the rocks. You managed to crawl ashore, but your little wooden sailboat was destroyed–luckily, you salvaged all the pieces before they became driftwood, but they’ve been damaged. First, complete the pieces, then drag them into place and rebuild your boat to find out where you plan to have your first meal once you return to civilization (4, 4)! The first piece has been repaired already.

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Note: Mission Street Puzzles’ interactive puzzles are best viewed in the Chrome browser.

Cattle Ranching

Woohoo, we’re in Austin! Welcome to the Mission Street Puzzles ranch! Unfortunately, we weren’t quite ready for the season to start… Only some of the ranch’s fences have been built. Where should the rest of the fences go?

Cattle Ranching Grid