Easy Fences

Start is slightly unusual in an otherwise easy Slitherlink.

A Tall Fence

My original intent was to write an easy puzzle. It is anything but. Please share your solve experience. (Rules of Fences)

Tall fences

A small cryptographic fence

Draw a single closed line (the loop) on the yellow paths. The loop does not cross, overlap, or touch itself (no giggling back there) at a point. Letter clues exist inside the cells. Cells with the same letter have the same number of sides used by the loop. Cells with different letters have a different number of sides used by the loop. Yes, that number may be zero as well. Have, um, fun?

Yet another fence

I got it out of my system now, I promise. I rather like the way the top left corner works btw - I should make a one trick pony about that eventually. This one is of medium difficulty.

A moderate fence

So long as I'm thinking them up, I may as well post. And yes, another one whose pattern got derailed along the way.

Another easy Fences

A friend is writing an introductory leaflet for this type of puzzle (rules), so this me thinking of what sort of puzzles would belong on that. Not terribly exciting stuff, but oh well - at least this one is pretty enough.

Easy Slitherlink

(Rules.) I realised I hadn't ever posted a regular fences puzzle, so I'm fixing this oversight.

Hidden Halfgrid

Draw a loop that contains exactly half the grid by connecting orthogonally adjacent dots. All cells with the same letter have the same number of sides used by the loop. All cells with different letters have a different number of sides used by the loop. Packs a decent punch for the size and clue density. And yes, I win no points for elegance.