So I had the right thinking when I said that the darker pieces would most likely form up the tree’s reflection on the left-hand side of the water. Voila! I’m pretty happy with the way this puzzle is coming together. I even had the time to pour some more pieces out and sort them in this session!
This puzzle session I was able to fill in some more of the reflection on the water to the right-hand side. I’m thinking all the darker pieces left over will form up the tree reflection on the left hand side of the water.
Didn’t really find any pieces in this session. I poured the next bowl of sorted pieces out onto the mat and flipped them face up. Although I don’t feel like I’ve been slowed down or held up at all with this puzzle, it’s still taking a while to finish.
In this puzzle session I managed to finish clearing almost all of the loose pieces on the puzzle mat and put together the barn’s reflection in the lake or river (I don’t know which one it is). I think that kind of threw me when I first started this puzzle because I didn’t quite know which way around the puzzle went, looks like I made a good guess though!
Although I still haven’t discovered the lone missing piece for the right-hand side hill, I did manage to piece together a lot more of what is apparently a river bank, as well as some more of the fence and bit of what looks like a barn house.
I poured the next bowl of pieces out onto the puzzle mat and flipped them all over pattern side up. All the red-coloured pieces look like they form some kind of building. I’m mesmerized by the orange hillside. I’m not even kidding that I waste a lot of time just gazing at it…
Another productive puzzle session! This one isn’t slowing down at all! It’s invigorating to be able to consistently solve pieces and sections and do good chunks of a jigsaw puzzle at a time; I really feel motivated! I was able to finish off all, bar one piece, of the background trees on the right-hand side with seventeen loose pieces left over.
I didn’t make too much progress in this session, just filling in a few of the gaps in the top right between the bushes, hillside and the top edge. I also started a bit of a fence line on the left-hand side. I really wish I got more natural sunlight – I say as I look wistfully at the natural sunlight in the photo. Even on my days off I don’t tend to go out much – I could describe myself as a recluse.
Another morning where I don’t have a lot of time. This photo was taken in the beautiful morning light that’s reflected off the building next door. I usually don’t have the blinds open when coming home from work because as soon as I see light I start to wake up, not good when I need to go to bed. But I love the natural light – the photos are just so much better when taken in natural light.
For this one I poured out the next rice bowl of pieces and flipped them all over. I really should get more time in the sun, I look like a vampire; I’m so pale.
Yay! Pretty happy to have the section extend from end to end. This session was very productive! I was able to solve all the green grass section on the left-hand side which connects and transitions into the orange grass on the right-hand side. There’s also a bottom border of the deep brown, which I’m starting to suspect is a river…
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