Fortunat Son

"Fortunate Son" is an anti-war song from Creedence Clearwater Revival (CCR!) from their 1969 album "Willie and the Poor Boys". They did several anti-war songs during the Vietnam War, including "Run Through the Jungle", but "Proud Mary" is probably their best known song.

I like your pretty relaxing levels,always between 4 or 5 stars... Thanks for sharing @D.S.Masters

CCR was bigger with my extended family than the Beatles ... which at the time (1969-71) was seriously saying something. I've since seen John Fogerty in concert several times ... and he will, on occasion, sing the famous mondegreen "There's a bathroom on the right" during one of the choruses to "Bad Moon Rising." Loved this nice little level. Perfect for a miserable wet snowy PM that we're having today.

@Don G Rowe Next storm for us is on Saturday - thankfully we just picked up a new snowblower, a Cub Cadet 28" two stage; nice powerful machine.
I've always liked CCR, but from what I've seen online, Fogerty had some ego problems.

@D.S.Masters Yeah, the breakup of CCR was pretty nasty and remains so to this day in many respects. For years John refused (and not nicely) to play any of the old CCR catalog live. I just have also always liked his solo work and saw him first during the "Blue Moon Swamp" tour ... on which he actually was getting back to doing some of the old CCR numbers.

Nice concept and easy level. Thanks for share

@Don G Rowe The last live concert I attended was Van Halen back in '82... I'm not fond of live concerts or crowds. But I did like Fogerty's song "Centerfield", which got a bit of airplay.

@BangTe Easy enough because I don't like (and can't do) difficult. Thanks for PC&R.

@D.S.Masters Yeah, these days I`m pretty much a theatre venue guy. My arena/stadium days are done.

As always..

Good puzzle. Not very easy but doable. My path to the win may not be the most efficient route.

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noobfriendly map,
just few trick required with red brick as guidance.
the path is straightforward,
but the sequence of what to do first and where to go next are important.