Puzzle rules
Tents and Trees
Place one tent for every tree. Each tent must be paired with exactly one horizontally or vertically adjacent tree, and each tree must be paired with exactly one tent. Adjacency does not automatically mean pairing: a tree or tent may touch other possible partners. Tents cannot touch, even diagonally.
How to solve
Complete rules
Goal: Place and pair one tent for every tree. Rules: - Every tent must be paired with exactly one tree directly beside it horizontally or vertically. - Every tree must be paired with exactly one tent. - Adjacency and pairing are different: a tree may be next to more than one tent, and a tent may be next to more than one tree, but each belongs to only one pair. - Tents cannot touch one another horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. - Row and column clues show the exact number of tents in each line.