Travelling around the world in February

A fairly broad category to try to shift some of the puzzles I didn’t quite know what to do with. However, it fitted nicely with some wonderful sites and a real range of puzzles. I mean, who doesn’t like a good temple…? 

WASGIJ, Impossipuzzle and everything in between

So this month I decided to tackle a pile I had been avoiding in all honesty. It’s not that I don’t like these types of puzzles (although how anyone enjoys a photo mosaic is beyond me), it’s just that they take longer and sometimes I just to puzzle without thinking too hard. Anyway, most of these were actually quite fun to do. 

A festive finish

Well, this year I’ve managed 123 puzzles which isn’t half bad if you ask me. Christmas proved to be a chance to get stuck into a Wentworth, one I had been saving all year. It was a true joy and a lovely way to spend some time off work. Here’s to 2025! 

Feeling nostalgic in November

Puzzle companies love to use images of bygone ages, where things felt simpler, calmer, slower. Jigsaws can feel a bit like that. You can lose an afternoon and everything else just seems to fall away. Perfect, and these puzzles fit the bill. 

Mountains of fun in October

I do love sky and these puzzles didn’t disappoint on that front, often with the bonus of a water reflection for good measure. Bright colours and lovely puzzles. 

Animals in September

Although I do appreciate that cats and dogs do seem to feature quite a bit! However, lots of colours, lots of details and lots of variety for this month, and of course, a few missing pieces along the way - people really need to bag things better once they’ve finished them…