The "How Many Ways..." Challenge

[Black Hole]

The theme of each challenge must be connected to something topical. Peeps stepping up to the challenge are aiming to show their ingenuity and endeavour in completing it.

 

[gomezz]

You have succeeded with that one as that is one way of confusing me.

 

[Black Hole]

How Many Ways can we write "snow" in the snow?

 

[Black Hole]

You have succeeded with that one as that is one way of confusing me.

That will be because I forgot to click "post" for the above post. You're up...

 

[trog]

With the help of copius amounts of fluids and a good translation program I could write snow in every language available including morse code, hieroglyphics all the 50 or so Eskimo words for snow and even give braille a try I would then ............
https://www.thoughtco.com/how-to-color-urine-606179 and write it all again in several other colours.

 

[Trev]

I could do it in yellow.

 

[Luke]

How Many Ways can we write "snow" in the snow?

"snow" or "SNOW" or any variation or combination?

Writing in capitals one letter at a time there are 24 ways to write "snow" for most techniques for writing in snow.

A technique that does not have 24 ways is using a template, the larger the easier, and letting the snow fall and then remove the template leaving raised snow where the template had holes spelling out the word "snow".

 

[Black Hole]

Ye gods. I was just hoping peeps would post lots of pictures of having written in the snow!

 

[gomezz]

Here you go

SwrNitOtenW

 

[Black Hole]

Nobody else willing to go the extra mile then

I could do it in yellow.

But you didn't (or if you did, you didn't post a photo of the result)!

 

[prpr]

I think Trev's been here...



Not much snow left now. Positively tropical outside.

 

[EEPhil]

I think Trev's been here...
Not much snow left now. Positively tropical outside.

Damn! You edited the spelling mistake before I could reply.
I was going to say the picture could be from something you had done, after a few beers, given your slurred writing - "trpoical" or similar?