A Spanish General in Peru is anxious to discover the treasure chamber of the Incas. The natives refuse to disclose
its where-abouts, but the General learns by torturing a captive that if he has
the leaves of the rum, greep, and blug trees in his possession, the natives
will be compelled to lead him to the treasure. He therefore sends out three
parties of his soldiers into the forest to search for these trees and to bring
him the leaves,
Vocabulary:
Rum: red.
Greep: green.
Blug:
blue
Properties:
Three trees, in a wood.
Three lots of leaves (red, green, and blue,
shoulder-knot braid).
Notes:
1. Have one and a half times as many of each
kind of leaf as there are soldiers in each party.
2. Each soldier can only pick
one leaf of each color.
3. Put leaves high and low on trees so that soldiers
must look up and down and may have to climb.
4. A lone soldier finding a tree can lead
his party to it.
Score:
The
party with most leaves wins (Useful as inter-Patrol competition).
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