After retiring from a business career, my husband began tackling jigsaw puzzles of one thousand plus pieces. Regardless the difficulty or time required to assemble, he has achieved success. In good humour I have gifted him with a few that I felt certain would defeat him; nevertheless, he has proven me wrong.
I bought my husband the raccoon puzzle introducing this blog because the critters roam our country property. He scorns them because they can carry rabies as well as their destructive garbage-eating tendencies.
The following puzzles are some of the multitudes that he has completed. These particular ones were selected to reflect places that we have explored. I hope you enjoy them. Are any of you puzzle-enthusiasts?
The Sistine Chapel is in The Vatican Museums, Vatican City, Italy.
Churchill, Manitoba is an isolated town on the western shore of Canada’s Hudson Bay.
19th century Neuschwanstein Castle is located in southwest Bavaria, Germany.
Sir Edwin Landseer’s 1851 painting, The Monarch of the Glen. Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland.
