MAHJONG PENNANT

In aviation, there is such a device, or rather a device called a wind indicator or wind indicator. This is such a cap, somewhat similar to a pennant, sewn from fabric, having holes on both sides: one with a larger diameter, the other with a smaller one. It is hung on a mast or flagpole in an open place. The cap is usually white with red (or other contrasting) stripes applied to it.

The purpose of this device is simple. The wind (this is a flow, a movement of air) blows into the larger opening of the hood and exits through the smaller one, inflating it. The stronger the wind, the more the hood is inflated. The pilot of an airplane or helicopter flying over (or taking off from) an airfield sees the sign and reads important indicators necessary for both safe takeoff and landing: wind direction and strength.

Mahjong Pennant is built in the form of the aforementioned cap. In the background of the game is a photo with one of the wind indicators on the background of a cloudless sky. Although this wind indicator itself is a simple device, but this mahjong is complex. This is due, of course, to the fact that it is composed of 484 bones (tiles, bricks, tiles-who calls it what). Such a number of knuckles involved in the construction of mahjong solitaire games for solo play may well claim to be a record.

However, no one and nothing will rush you (at least inside the game). There is no time limit here. Act calmly, carefully, observantly and patiently, and you will be able to make out this truly giant mahjong. Have a nice game!