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If you go to the field of trees behind the windmill, you'll find this kind of puzzle. Finishing those should help give insight on how to solve this without needing outside hints.
Hints:
The Apple is significant
While the shape may not seem to indicate it at first, it is a representation of the tree
What might the 4 different paths represent?
Answer:
Each of the 4 main paths is one of the 4 main splits in the trunk. Each little divet on the path is representative of a branch.
You can find out which path is what part of the tree by counting branches. Then find the correct path and which corresponding branch has the apple on it.
-On the grid you have 4 paths. The top one has 6 divets. The left and right have 7 divets, and the bottom has 8 divets.
-The tree trunk branches out into 4 different paths, that is what the "+" shape of the panel represents.
If you start counting, you'll find that one of the trunk paths has 6 branches, two of them has 7 branches, and one has 8 branches. The one with 8 branches is also the one with the apple on it.
-All you do from there is count how many branches away from the end the apple is. Counting left to right, the apple should be the third-to-last divet on the bottom path.
The puzzle is designed in this abstract way so it looks like nonsense to people who haven't gone to the Pink Grove, but somewhat understandable to those who have.
Again, all these types of puzzles are just counting branches.