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Final answer is or perhaps I should say I confess that I only bothered going this far by strict logical inference before allowing myself to make the obvious assumptions about the structure of the solution, leading to this (where white and yellow should now be treated as equivalent): whereupon it's clear how to get to the solution at the top.

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Gareth McCaughan solved this, but here's an animation of the solution:

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From Somebody's completed nonogram grid, we can see Therefore,

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I think the answer is Completed Nonogram Traversed Maze

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Finished nonogram: These are Meaning the captain's new boat is literally a

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Thanks to jafe for spotting this. I think the answer is Solved nonogram Reasoning

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Answer is (Note: I see that Weather Vane posted a partial while I was working on this, but obviously I didn't look at their answer.)

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nonogram: this is depicting

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Here is what I have as a completed nonogram. I don't think I've missed anything. I'm not yet sure where to go from here but it's a start!

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I think that the answer to the maze and nonogram is this:

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The shapes are The filled grids are You get the shapes by

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I think this is right! Doing this by hand was a real pain :)

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as Weathervane said, here is the crossword Then Finally

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The solution to the nonogram: Next: And finally:

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Completed Nonogram: Rebus decoding and final solution:

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Gladys is visiting The full nonogram: And if we split and rearrange like this: Then

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oops just realised some mistakes: 1) row 252: 5 chunk should shift right for one block 2) first row of FRANCE: first grey block should shift right for one block

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Step 1: Solving the nonogram: Step 2: Transcription to Blender: Step 3: Interpretation: Step 4: Separation:

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The completed nonogram is: Which appears to be In 3D the view looks like - Blue: Orange: Green: Purple: Red: All together: I would recommend

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I think the answer is this Explaining $16$ possible solutions Some notes on how the solution is obtained.

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Step 1 - the crossword Step 2 - trying to figure out the other numbers and arrows.

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An unpopular opinion might Solved cryptic crossword (with explanations) + nonogram: To extract the phrase,

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Completed nonogram grid: This is (thanks @msh210 !) and so the dress code must be Edited to add:

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It's a The filled-in cells say (not perfectly clearly) Actual filled-in image:

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(I did this without looking at the CW. I claim no credit for imposing arbitrary restrictions on myself, but it means any mistakes are my own :-).) The final grid is as follows: which obeys the following constraint: If we interpret we get "First", "Second", etc., are of course When groups of cells are referred to collectively, Note: in the course of ...

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Pictured in the nonogram are ... The nonogram:

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The grid looks like a game of Descartes Enigma - perhaps that's where you found it on your computer? The numbers labelling each row and column give the pattern of black cells in each row or column; different numbers correspond to groups of black cells which must have white cells in between. The grid is $15\times21$, so we can fill in a few sets of black ...