Help with #65057

I just noticed that your post was still unanswered. I had a quick look at this puzzle and found out that I still haven't finished this part myself. I'm only a bit further than you are at this stage, I do have a few extra cells at the right filled in. I could not find your next step right now, but you'd best concentrate on that side on the puzzle for now.
I'll have a better look at it tomorrow night and will try to continue mine as well!

Jelga

Ok, one small bit of help for now. Check the red square in the image I posted. One of the blue squares above or below has to be part of a block of 3. Either one will force this one to be blue as well. It will help only a little bit, let me know if you need more help.
I was nearly sorry for your lack of Internet access, but decided I mostly feel jealous . Have a great time!
Jelga

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Holiday can be exhausting, so I took a little break from it D

Look at my screenshot . Actually, the clue Jelga provided you helps you quite a lot! Like Jelga says, the 2 blue 1,s have to be part of one of the 3-clues, so you can fill in row 14 the yellow 1, and the blue 4. Now take a close look at column 48. The sequence of blue 1/yellow 1/blue 1 in rows 13-15 you just filled are either the first b1/y1/b1 or the second b1/y1/b1 in that column. Assume they are the second one. Start counting the clues in the column, and you'll see that the places I marked in red CANNOT BE blue, they have to be part of the yellow 1-1-1 sequence. That means you can fill in 3 o's in that area. This also means you can fill in 2 more o's in column 49/rows 39,40. Now start counting again in column 49!! I think you'll find you can continue again for a while

Hope this makes sense, good luck with the rest of the puzzle

Maarten

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