x = 69, y = 67, rule = B3678/S34678
33b4o$6bo23boobb4o$5bobbo11bo8bob9o$3b5o11b4oboo4b9obo$o3b5o7bob10obb
10obo$bb8o5bobboob21o$o3b5o7bob10obb10obo$3b5o11b4oboo4b9obo$5bobbo11b
o8bob9o$6bo23boobb4o$33b4o3$23bo36booboo$22b3o14boo12bo6b6o$23bo13b6ob
oo5b5o3bob4obo$23bo13b11o3b7obb8o$38b31o$23bo13b11o3b7obb8o$23bo13b6ob
oo5b5o3bob4obo$22b3o14boo12bo6b6o$23bo36booboo4$23bo$22b3o$21b5o$20b7o
$21b5o$18bob7obo$18b11o$17bob9obo$17b13o$19b9o$20b7o$19b9o$19boob3oboo
$21bobobo$23bo$22b3o$22b3o$21b5o$21b5o$22b3o$21b5o$21b5o$20b7o$20bob3o
bo$21booboo$22bobo$23bo7$22b3o$23bo$22b3o$21b5o$20b7o$22b3o$22b3o$22bo
bo$23bo!
A rocket is converted by two passing rockets to a snail travelling in the
opposite direction.
David I. Bell, May 1997
