Church Street in Burlington was so successful that twenty years ago it was expanded to include a fourth block.
This one and the paint brush one both look super fun.
On vacation on the coast near Portland, OR. Found this puzzle last night at the Air B&B.
I had a friend named Cody who was a straight A student, changed schools in 7th grade, fell in with a bad group of kids, got into a car accident, fell into a coma, lost site in one eye, and now coaches snowboarding. Not dead, though
No way. I'm just patient. My puzzles take me forever.
This image and piece cut combo looks like it would be fun at any puzzle size.
Hah. It actually wasnt too bad. I started with the edge; that was the hardest part. I then organized by piece shape, and then i just used to shapes of the knobs on the pieces to place them. They all had a fair bit of character, so it wasn't too bad.
Picked this one up from the local second hand store. It was easier than i thought it would be with all the browns and yellows.
Wow. You have that thing wrapped like a cylinder. Cool image too.
Biggest puzzle my daughter and I have done together. She's amazing.
Another thrift store puzzle. Sure-Lox are pretty low quality puzzles, but my daughter loved this one.
That definitely increased the challenge level.
Another cool thing about this puzzle is that it was from 1971, so the pieces are super thick. Putting the pieces together is very satisfying.
Another puzzle from the local thrift store. This puzzle was easier than I thought it was going to be.
First puzzle of The New Year. Got this one cheap on Amazon. The quality was ok, but the color palette made some sections fairly tricky.
I saw this post here a while back and was inspired to pick up the Kodak version of the puzzle for myself.
As pointed out in the previous post, the image in the two puzzles appears to be the same, but the Kodak version has a few differences. The main difference is the different crop. The Kodak version has the church centered.
Another difference is the change in the sky. The newer version has a fake Blu sky with clouds applied over the original.
The difference I find the most bizarre, though, is the color tone differences. The colors in the puzzle in the older post are a much more accurate representation of reality, while the colors in the newer version have the contrast turned up so high that the red looks radioactive. Unfortunately my camera doesn't capture them it well, but the leaves look like the heat vision from the movie The Predator. Hilariously, Kodak advertises "richer, truer colors!" on the box.
Borrowed this puzzle from a friend. Wentworth puzzles are so nice.
Picked up this beautiful puzzle on clearance from Amazon. The only downside to it is there wasn't great variation in the puzzle pieces. So in solid colors it was slightly tedious finding the pieces that actually belonged together
Really cool picture! That's definitely Montpelier.
I thought they would be too, but honestly it wasn't that bad. The shades were all different enough to be clear where they belonged. The sky was the only part that was a little tedious, but even that was a slight gradient. All around fun puzzle.