Date Taken: Sunday, February 6, 2005 at 6:47:44 PM

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Accessibility Description (Generated for Search & Screen Readers): The image showcases a grid board used for the game of Pente, filled with colorful stones. Various shades of blue and green stones are placed strategically across the grid. The layout indicates active gameplay, with multiple pieces arranged in rows and clusters. The grid’s design includes lines marking the playing area, adding depth to the game environment.

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Originally Uploaded to Flickr: Sunday, February 6, 2005 at 10:47:44 AM

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• : Thursday, July 26, 2012 at 9:07:50 AM
  Nice hand-crafted board! I’ve loved Pente since the early ’80’s, and have recently returned to playing it after a short(reaccuring) period of Chess fever(many chess players like the game). I’m still impressed at the complexity of the game as your skill increases(the reason it’s been a Games "hall of fame" winner). Gary Gabrel, the creator, released both a wood and glass deluxe version board(rare) in the ’80’s- along with the regular tube & folding board sets. I’ve had ideas for my own boards(still keeping with the "ancient" classical Greek design)- including a faux white marble board w/ silver or gold grid lines. I think it could look quite nice!

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