Complicated puzzle

This moss felt very Christmassy!

Now that's what I call a jigsaw!
Anne and I have been away for the past week and a bit and I missed two of my photos - the little bird and my brother's ear. Thank you for your lovely compliments, although I know I don't deserve them.
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Wow! Wonderful photo & jigsaw! Hi Ian, enjoyed your puzzles, too!

Hard but well worth it

I found this very difficult, but lots of fun!!!!

I think I'll wait a little while before working this one......

Well. That one was a bear to do, but well worth the effort! And it did to have a Christmas spirit to it, with the moss and the colors that were almost frosty looking. Now I need to rest my eyes!

I haven't had the courage to try thus one yet. Is it Reindeer Moss?

I agree with Joan. I need to rest my eyes...or get new glasses, probably both. Ian I'm going to have to go back and check out your brother's ear?!

This one is mine also.

Thanks eaa. You've worked out how to make a hard puzzle!

Bewdy eaa.

Eaa... tough but fun. Thanks for a great one. I've always thought you had a devious mind.

Yes hard, yes Xmassy, yes enjoyable!! Wonderful shot eaa!!!

Hello Ian, hope you had a good break, and are all ready for some festive frivolity! Absolutely loved your brother's woddwork!!

Well, that kept me out of trouble for a good 20 minutes or so! Great puzzle, and well worth the effort. Beautiful shot, eaa.

I'll take everybody's word for it, that this was faboo. Welcome home, Ian! Are you off again soon? Hope you are feeling well!

Hi Judy, we had a wonderful break and are not off again until Feb. My ticker is playing up again but I will have to wait until next year to see what is to be done about it. In the meantime, we are both happy and reasonably well.

Wongerful to see you back Ian.
I am pleased you made it home in one piece with the weather we were having! Please take care.

Eaa, I love this photo. Looks better than my Chrissy tree...oh yeah, I don't have a tree up yet!

Gail, we took two days to 'do' the Hume, stopping overnight with Rosemary/Wangaratta on day one.. The weather was ideal for long distance driving - cool and overcast and we shared the driving. It is good to be home. We had lunch today with the whole famdamily at Bronte.

Sounds wonderful Ian.

Next time hey...

Oh BTW, how is Rosemary and the family?

Sorry it took me some time to reply but I have been asleep in front of TV (isn't that what they're for?). Rosemary is recovering from a bad dose of flu but she seems cheerful. I think the worst is over. We didn't have much time for a chat because we arrived fairly late, having dropped off the kids at Avalon Airport to catch a 2.30pm flight.

I am now going to drag my weary body off to continue my sleep in a more appropriate place. Goodnight and sweet dreams. Say Hi to your other half.