Mental Rock Climbing Problems: Rebus Puzzles (Part 3)
If you're cruxing out on these, just remember to breathe and shake out ;)
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Are you batting a thousand after Mental Rock Climbing Problems: Rebus Puzzles (Part 1) and Mental Rock Climbing Problems: Rebus Puzzles (Part 2)? Think you can keep the streak alive?
Only one way to find out! Here’s the last installment.
A Rebus puzzle is a group of pictures and symbols that add up to a word or phrase. They can be about anything (see the example problems), but the batch of puzzles we have for you today are all about (surprise, surprise!) climbing!
Example Problems
(“Jack in the box” , “I’m in love” and “Think outside the box”)
Ok, get the gist? Now it’s time to see if your problem solving skills on the rock translate to these mental rock climbing mysteries.
Rock Climbing Rebus Puzzles (Part 3)
Daniel Kaye, the creator of all of the puzzles above, is a climber and rebus enthusiast. Follow him at @dynoDan.k for climbing content or, if you’re interested in seeing more rebus puzzles (climbing related and otherwise), check out his rebus Instagram @rebus.city.
