Cinque Terre, Italy
This is the second puzzle we put together. This 1000 piece puzzle was a lot harder than the first thousand piece one we assembled a few weeks ago. It was really a challenge, and did provide a fun task to perform while still needing to stay safe from the virus.
We are hoping that we’ll be able to get the first of two COVID-19 vaccines within the next few weeks. Hopefully the distribution and start of the dispensing of the vaccines will be a signal of the beginning of the end of this damned pandemic.
Roadtirement 
Well done. 😀
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Thank you!
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It looks amazing. I would never get through something like that. That’s an effort to be really proud of.
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Thanks Timothy. This one was a real challenge. Our son hopped in to help, and we even utilized the included poster which we never do with a puzzle!
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Sometimes you have to do what you have to do. All worth the effort.
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Amen to that, my friends. The world has had enough. Tried calling my doctor about this, will try tomorrow. The puzzle is pretty, and far too much for me to try. 😂
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Well our son also helped us with the puzzle. Took several days of sporadically working on it. And I just got an email from our hospital that they are opening a vaccine clinic Friday. Appointment only, first round health care workers, first responders and those 70 and older. (I turn 70 next month, Sher is over 65.) Encouraging that we may get vaccines within a month 1/2 or so. Hope you can get in on the vaccine soon.
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Well done and good luck with the vaccines
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Thank you Derrick.
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My sister would love this puzzle
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Sounds like she’s a real puzzle aficionado! This is the hardest one we have done yet for sure. Thanks for the visit and comment!
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She is her last one was 5000 piecer
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Wow! That must have been a huge puzzle!
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It was massive and frankly so many pieces looked the same. I wouldn’t have the patience for something like that.
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🙂
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Well done…… wish I could just jump into that picture!!!
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It’s an interesting place for sure! Thanks for the visit and the neat comment. 😀
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Riomaggiore! It’s a beautiful place to visit. Good job! Tough puzzle.
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I looked it up and it does look like a great place to visit and explore. Thanks for the visit and the nice comment. 😀
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Congrats on that puzzle!
Art
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Thanks, Art! Appreciate the visit and the congrats!
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Nicely done. I’ve taken up puzzling during the pandemic and I find it very relaxing.
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Thanks! It’s fun knowing we’re all part of the same group!
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We love puzzles! There’s one in our cupboard (still wrapped in its plastic sleeve) that we always said we will build on a rainy day … but now it seems it will have to be build on a “lockdown day” 😊. Well done on that 1000 piece one!
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I used to love to put puzzles together. We came off the road a couple of years ago and would love to go back out again. Glad you are having fun. Thanks for following me, I will try to follow you too.
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Nice work!
I remember many years ago doing a jigsaw puzzle and then pasting the pieces together to make a hanging for the wall.
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We have talked about mounting this space one we’re working on now. Thanks for stopping by and commenting! 🙂
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Now that’s a puzzle. Beautiful Riomaggiore. A good way to keep busy for awhile.
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It was a challenge, and the one we’re working on now is harder! Thanks for the visit and the comment!
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Kudos for you sticking with it. I’ll admit I’d have flung it in the bin but I’m not a puzzle minded peep. It’s a really beautiful scene too.
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For sure a real challenge, and now the one we’re working on turns out to be harder! Guess we’re gluttons for punishment.
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I guess so!! Best of luck.
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I saw that puzzle at Target and almost got it! I opted for one that looked a bit easier instead. Great job!
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Thank you. It was a challenge, but a fun one. You ought to give it a go. 😉
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Wow! That is a puzzle! Awesome! Good luck with getting your vaccines… We are all ready to move on! 🙂
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Thanks for dropping by. We’ve got our first vaccine appointments scheduled for 02/15, and an RV Resort in Florida booked for late March.
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Ah, Qingue Terre!!! This was one of our most exciting trips to Italy and I will never forget. One can do these 5 towns in 1 days but we decided to do it the slow way and it was a good decision. As side effect we were able to enjoy the different cuisine there. Can’t wait till this Covid-19 thing is over and we can travel to Bella Italia again.
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We have enjoyed learning about this wonderful location since we got the puzzle. It’s been fun hearing first hand accounts like yours in addition to research. Thanks for sharing, and hope like you we all can soon return to some semblance of normalcy.
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Beautiful! I love jigsaws. We did a 1500 piece bookstore puzzle over the festive holidays.
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We’ve never worked a 1500 piece one. How big was the finished picture?
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33 x 24 inches (I just looked on the box). Once we’d finished the edges, we wished we’d used a bigger table!
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LOL I can imagine! Our 1000 pc ones work on a card table, but it is pretty crowded at the beginning.
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