Where’s Taylor? Clue 4: Follow Your Nose to the Cannoli Line

Clue 4 is live: “Taylor follows her nose to the market where the cannoli line never ends.” Find the paw somewhere in the Boston Made network and lock your time.

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Lights off, game over. Taylor is hungry now. Clue 4 went live at 8:00 a.m. Eastern. The paw is hidden somewhere in the Boston Made network right now.

Clue 4: “Taylor follows her nose to the market where the cannoli line never ends.”

Yesterday’s hiding spot

The answer to clue 3 was Fenway Park. Taylor was waiting on the Boston Made Arcade. If you found her, your time is locked. If you didn’t, she has already moved, so there’s no point chasing yesterday.

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9 mornings to go. The next clue drops tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. Eastern. Exhibit C opens Friday, November 13, at 1:13 p.m. Eastern.

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Where’s Taylor?

Clue 4: “Taylor follows her nose to the market where the cannoli line never ends.”

Find the paw somewhere in the Boston Made network, tap it, lock your time. The 13 fastest finders are named on 11·13 and Boston Made Foundation gives in their honor. Free. No account. Not affiliated with any artist.

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How to play

Read the clue, then hunt across the Boston Made network: a story, a page, a brand, a corner of the arcade. When you land on the right page, a small paw appears after a few seconds. Tap it, add a name if you like, and your time goes on the board. One find per person per day. Everything is free. No account, no purchase.

The thirteen fastest finders across the whole run are named here on Friday, November 13, and Boston Made Foundation makes a donation in their honor.

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Where’s Taylor? is a Boston Made fan game. Taylor is a very good dog. The game is made with love by fans and is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any artist, label or management. No purchase necessary.

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