Feeding feral kitties in Greece.

My kind of puzzle.

Annie - "shades of color with spots of color and they're scattered all over the image."

This is a 9 piece puzzle and can keep you tied down for just as long as many 1000 piecers.

I think both those puzzles look hard! I’m enjoying a 300-piecer at the moment.

Ya know...puzzles for some folks are fun. I have trouble sorting socks!

My back splash puzzle: Italian 20"x20" tile. I cut each tile to size. Note: On the left side of the microwave.....I messed the pattern up! Yep! Noticed it and left it. Can't do THAT with any other puzzle. lol

Arcy: Fantastic job! Great design work!

Another 1000 piece puzzle. DH and our son worked this one. They always leave the last 5 pieces for me !!

Arcy, I need that fellow... I want that done in my bathroom. :)

Here is another silo

Moni - do you have any idea how they painted the silos? I wonder if they're like the murals in Philadelphia. They either plaint directly on the wall or on parachute cloth at floor level and then affix it to the wall like wallpaper.

My DD loves puzzles and I offered to have this photo made into one - she initially declined for sanity reasons but then replied she'd do it if the pieces were large. But when I tried to enlarge it the image became too blurry.

The 1000-piece puzzle we completed over the Christmas holidays. I didn't take a very good picture. We donated the puzzle to a local church after we finished it. This is the first time that we used felts for sorting and puzzle-making and I have to say they were really helpful in keeping pieces from sliding off the table. I only had to search for two pieces at the end. The table is on a busy oriental rug, so I have to get down on my hands and knees with a flashlight to find fallen pieces as they are almost impossible to see on the rug.

I think these beans would make a challenging puzzle:

Florence Cathedral - looks like it is being reassembled, but they are probably just cleaning it.

maire

I was in Australia over Christmas and New Years 2017.

As always, I journaled. The whole story is here:

http://travel.topicwise.com/doc/downtojusttwo

The link below is on the page of the silo trail part.

http://www.visitvictoria.com/Regions/Grampians/Things-to-do/Art-theatre-and-culture/Silo-Art-Trail

If only Oklamoni he were still interested. These days he prefers the lathe puzzles

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arcy, that is a beautiful piece of work!

And DawnInCal, Those beans would make a great puzzle!

Thanks Moni - that was really interesting. I'd love to visit someday.

there is one of those painted silos about a hundred miles from me here in SD. If you google: Painted silo at Faulkton SD you will be able to read about it. DH and I saw it a couple of months ago, It is really impressive up close.

To OklaMoni:

I read (viewed) your Australia Blog with much interest. Thank you! One question: Aussies drive on the left. Did you do any driving while there?

jemdandy, Nope! I refused! Besides, my sis loves to drive, and did.. but I think, if we were in need I would have pulled it off.

Moni