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Inspired by the classic Hasbro game "Perfection," this 3D puzzle explodes if not completed within the preset allocated time interval.
We have done 21 puzzles since this crazy time started - this is #21. Ravensburger is the best brand we've done so far - this is a Colin Thompson one and it's tops. The corner you see is the actual finished puzzle. Other puzzles we did would never stand for this - they'd just crumble. Also, this one was fun!
My first movie with the Canon 5D Mark II. Used the Canon software included with the camera. It took about 30 minutes to piece together.
I love this camera!
Bella Puzzles cut our names into the puzzle. Guests wrote messages on the back of each piece. The one from our pastor (my friend Adam) says "May the rocks in your path be made of gold... not crack"
Tribe member Kisså: offbeatbride.ning.com/profile/Kissaa
Photo by Alex Kaplan: twoweddingphotographers.com/
Here is the puzzle put together inside a big puzzle box so I would not lose any pieces. There are some tiny pieces that are part of the border.
The puzzle is small -- 11.5" x 8.5".
95 pieces
JNGpuzzles.com
Selfie doing touchups.
Puzzle made at BigHugeLabs for today's topic at Our Daily Challenge 'Puzzle.'
link for Puzzles at Big Huge Labs
One of the "round" villages near Gignac, had some restored houses for sale. These crochet curtains looked wonderful, not sure how they were worked to keep the tension on the long sections.
Puzzling at Aunt Betty's home, Erie, PA....(Aunt Betty found the missing piece on the kitchen floor -- no egg on our faces this time!)
1st Puzzle: I had this one for a couple of years before we started on it.
Mario and I and the completed puzzle
One of the fun things we did over the holidays was assemble jigsaw puzzles- it was a great way to have fun without speaking the same language. We worked on three of them during the week after Christmas and haven't yet finished the third one!!!
The inscription reads:
TO
THE MEMORY
of
JAMES WARDEN Esq
Who fell in a Duel the 28th
April 1792
In the 56th year of his age.
'In 1783 on the death of Francis Phipps Henvill, the Manor of Charmouth was purchased by Lieut. James Warden R.N...
It is a puzzle how James Warden was able to afford Charmouth and also Langmoor Manor where he resided. It has been conjectured that it was from prize money for the nineteen Sea Battles he fought in. But the Will for his wife shows them owning considerable property at Wapping, near London.
He quarrelled with his son, whom he disinherited, and in his will left the Estate to his wife and upon her decease, upon trust, out of the rents and profits they were to pay to his son, William Weeks Wharton, £20 a year during his life by 4 evenly quarterly payments. But in case he should at any time sell, dispose of, or make away with or borrow money upon the said annuity. Then declared the bequest therof should be deemed void. The trust money was derived from Charmouth House property and other houses. It is interesting to see that the son was to live a long life and is still shown as living in his house in Charmouth when the Manor of Charmouth comes up for auction in 1854.
In 1789 James won an action against the Rev. Brian Combe and others for removing sand and seaweed from the beach.
His arguments climaxed with a disagreement with a neighbour, Norman Bond that resulted in a duel at Hunter's Lodge Inn with James being shot through the heart and the neighbour fleeing the country to Barbados. The episode is recorded on the large tabletop tomb near the entrance to Charmouth Church. His Wife, Elizabeth, was to survive him by 7 years, but not it would seem broken hearted. For a letter turned up where the writer says that:
“Mrs, Warden welcomed and even courted her widowhood. She chose the pistols, thanked the gentleman who had lent them and made no effort to prevent the duel, although she lived close to a magistrate. In short she seemed determined that one of them should fall. If Mr, Bond, that her husband must be hanged, and if the latter, she was fairly rid of him”. She was to lease Langmoor to a Mr Dicken and move to Axminster where she was to spend her last years. '
www.charmouthhistory.com/warden.htm
"When Warden and Bond met in the street, an argument ensued in which Warden became extremely abusive and threatened to shoot Bond's dogs," en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Warden
After couple of years of not puzzling, I decided to build this one as a first BIG puzzle.
Usually I start building puzzles with the edge pieces, but here it seemed better to start with areas of distinctive colors, as they are easier to sort out.
After seeing Coastal Tours' 10K wooden puzzle (and Billsville Mike's), I had to get one of my own :-P The price of the puzzle itself is dirt cheap, ~$125USD, although shipping cost another $90USD :-(
Potete ricomporre questo puzzle cliccando sul link:
www.jigsawplanet.com/?id=2fad1c04b5fe2656
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Queste undici cupole sovrastano 5 chiese.
Si vuole sapere:
- almeno il nome di una di queste chiese;
- il nome della cittadella fortificata e della città in cui siamo.
Le risposte sulla mia casella Flickr, prego.
Dopo 3 giorni, darò un indizio.
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Ces onze dômes dominent cinq églises.
On veut savoir:
- Au moins le nom d'une de ces églises;
- Le nom de la forteresse urbaine et de la ville où nous sommes.
Réponses sur ma messagerie Flickr, SVP
Après 3 jours, je vais donner un indice.
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These eleven domes dominate five churches.
I want to know:
- At least the name of one of these churches;
- The name of the fortress and the city where we are.
Responses on my Flickr box, please.
After 3 days, I will give a clue.