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Okay, I know that this isn't a 3,000 or higher piece puzzle, but when you look at the number of puzzles displayed, most in the 1,000 range, there are certainly a lot more than 3,000 pieces represented so hopefully Mike won't punish me for posting this one here. I just wanted everyone in the group to see this as I think this would be such a fun project to do, and one that I plan on doing in my house with some smaller puzzles eventually. Obviously the Life puzzle is way too big to be a part of a collage like this, but I'm hoping a 4,000 - 6,000 piece puzzle would make a really nice center focal point with smaller puzzles surrounding it. What do you all think?
Monday, 18 March 2013
In a very sorry state: Iarnród Éireann MK3 carriages "stored" at North Wall.
© Finbarr O'Neill
Thanks to Ezra browsing through a stack of old photos, I would've never found this pic of a CANON piece I did with leftover paint in 2001. Something quick and simple. Some writers will place a head, character or item in place of a certain letter, in this case, the "O."
This was done at the infamous legal wall, the Civic Yard. Now, it's illegal to paint there. A dang shame, y'all. Really.
Check out a recent shot of this wall here.
This wall encloses a large farm that has been incorporated into Þingvellir National Park. Each stone is a piece of lava that generations of farmers have cut to make the wall. (For scale, look at the back of the field.) The wall protects a field of grass for the farmer's sheep.
Wall-e Turinen galdua · Wall-e perdido en Turin · Wall-e lost in Torino
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