Status: 29.12.2023, 13:00 PM
By: Eva Lipka
An unexpected mystery awaits guests on New Year's Eve: Seven bottles of champagne have disappeared in a festively decorated room. The search can begin.
New Year's Eve is in full swing. After a sumptuous raclette meal with lots of cheese, a classic sauce trio and side dishes, the stomachs of the guests reach their limits. But before the year comes to an end, the midnight buffet is served. A festive table full of small treats awaits the celebrating company. In addition to a warming midnight soup, a tempting cheese fondue, served in a rustic loaf of bread, adorns the table. Golden-brown baked caps made of yeast dough and a diverse selection of cheeses enrich the feast.
Outside, the first fireworks begin to light up the sky. Everyone grabs their jackets and rushes out to watch the spectacle. The cold of the night is offset by the warmth of the community. Friends and family stand together, ready to welcome the New Year. Couples are looking for the right moment for a romantic kiss under the stars.
As the last seconds of the year are counted down, the excitement grows. Everyone is ready to toast a happy new year with champagne glasses in hand. But in this moment of anticipation, it is noticeable that the champagne bottles are missing. A look of astonishment goes through the round – where could they be? In the midst of the festivities, a captivating quest begins to welcome the New Year with the traditional toast.
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The search for the missing champagne bottles begins: Who will save the start of the new year?
Who will find all seven bottles of champagne in the middle of the midnight buffet on New Year's Eve? © Jil Wenicke/DALL-E
In the midst of the colorful decorations, delicious appetizers and twinkling lights, they seem to have disappeared from the face of the earth. The hosts are faced with a conundrum: where could the bottles be? Without champagne, there is no traditional New Year's toast! Seven bottles of champagne are hidden in this decorated room. At first glance, everything seems normal, but on closer inspection, the game of hide-and-seek is revealed. The aim is to discover the missing bottles before the clock strikes midnight in 30 seconds. If the champagne bottles are found in time, the festive mood is saved, and the New Year can be welcomed with a sparkling toast.
Attention – If you want to solve the puzzle yourself, don't read any further!
The search image is not only a fun challenge, but also a reflection of the festive atmosphere and joy that New Year's Eve brings. It shows how, in the hustle and bustle of preparations and celebrations, small details are often overlooked, which are so essential for the success of the festival. The search for the champagne bottles becomes a symbolic mission that reflects the magic of New Year's Eve. Every find is a victory over chaos and a step towards a successful turn of the year.
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All seven bottles of champagne are hidden in the living room in the middle of the colorful table. This solution shows exactly where. © Jill Wernicke/DALL-E
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As the seconds count down to midnight, the tension grows. Will all bottles be found in time? The New Year's Eve hide-and-seek game is a charming invitation to open your eyes to the little wonders of life and let yourself be infected by the festive mood. May the new year begin with joy, surprises and a successful kick-off!
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The images were created with the help of machine support. A text-to-image model was used for this purpose. Selection of the model, development of the model instructions and final editing of the images: Jil Wernicke.