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Here’s one that won’t appear under the SandyLanders portfolio. Only those with this link will be able to see it and put it together:
WHO ARE YOU? http://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=17e2aab9baf1
Two new puzzles from photos that are barely two hours old:
SLICE OF LIFE: http://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=2c97106ca591
RINGS: http://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=0c23c20b5663
Got a kick out of doing the puzzle of Hack’s relatives, and have a crick in my neck from doing some of Noonan’s puzzles! :LOL:
Surprisingly enjoyed BigJim’s “Study in Black” at the sea caves… beautiful photo!So I was putting together all of these pieces of pretty natural pastel colors, and then I remembered the puzzle was going to be a photo! Is that empty hole where the cache was supposed to be?
Loved your “Autumn Maples”, Noonan!
Here’s a puzzle for Labrat (GC144EJ):
http://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=00fc76d4f4fc
And here’s one for everyone:
BigJim focuses more on getting FTPs…
Another piece of swamp land that these tootsies won’t be touching… but a very nice photo and puzzle, BigJim!
@beccaday wrote:
What’s with all the negativity?
You asked what we think of lab caches. Pro or con or indifferent… We’re letting you know what we think of lab caches.
I’m seeing this as just a way to get a smiley or an icon for doing something people have been doing all along in geocaching. They hide something personal, then give the coordinates to someone special to find it. Marriage proposals, birthday presents, family gatherings, Easter egg hunts… Why do cachers need to go through all of this rigamarole to do what they’ve always been doing?
🙄
(Since I used the word “rigamarole”, you may call me a “fuddy-duddy” for my views.)
Last year’s bird of interest (96 pieces):
:ftp:
from Rocky Mountain National Park:
@Lacknothing wrote:
Ice Cream – http://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=016b70c76a12
Not fair! And no mint chip! 😡
Try this 100-piece beauty of the tree across the empty lot behind us. Those were the real colors that evening.
@Mister Greenthumb wrote:
Puzzled by a puzzle. Pat, I tried your daisy puzzle. I can’t even get the border together. There are two lower right hand corner pieces. Is this some kind of trick?
The DAISIES puzzle in my folder on the website is one with rotated pieces (the little puzzle piece diagram in the lower right corner of the puzzle pic is at a slant). It is 90 pieces, and with the rotation, that makes it a lot harder. You can rotate pieces by clicking on them and then hitting the left or right arrow keys on your keyboard… or something similar.
The DAISIES link I provided in the TS thread earlier is straightforward and is only 49 pieces. Here’s that link again:
http://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=1dcd26b0e6d1
I hadn’t registered on the site yet when I was making up all those earlier puzzles.
We had the good fortune of catching quite a bit of color when we were in the Hayward area last fall. Tagalder Trail is north of town and west of Highway 63.
The road crosses the Namekagon River and then continues west… past the locations of several caches. Just two of many “purdy” spots to visit.TAGALDER TRAIL (150 pieces)
http://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=2a6292a7b120NAMEKAGOPN IN FALL (150 pieces)
We made several trips there… winter, then spring, then three times in the fall. Stayed away from the summer mosquitoes!
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