That wasn't as easy as it looked. Maybe it is my eyesight and distinguishing the dark colours one from another. I remember this young man from the other site

That was quite a hard puzzle.
Good evening/morning everyone.
Not long now, GannieMo.
Hello Canuk Greg, when you manage to get on here. When should I expect the first 20 pieces. Are you sending them airmail or seamail.

I think we met these fellows before.

Have you noticed what a beautiful hand that man has?

This was hard. Too many dark colors, except for the white shirt.

Ah, come on you guys - that really wasn't so difficult, was it? But who are they? Muriel - have you noticed the relative absence of dogs recently?

Another beautiful day in Brissy. Bring on the scenes. Keep us informed about the puzzle pieces from Canada Anne.
This photo doesn't actually inspire me to write verse today. Haven't we had it before somewhere?

WOuls be nice to know who they are. And yes, we haven't had dogs or cats for a while. Maybe Gath is giving us a reprieve.

A tough puzzle, but I agree Richard. We have had much more difficult pictures.

Anne in Albany: Decided to give you a bit of a break. The fisrt 180 pieces were dispatched this morning (Canadian time) via carrier pidgeon. The pidgeon is very vain, so if it does't show up quickly, it may stop off to have it's picture taken for Nal's Flicker website, so check there frequently. As More...

Anne: The extra pieces early means you must show uop in January 2009 if I don't meet the deadline. Bring long underwear and enjoy our minus 40 celcius weather!

Thanks for the laugh Greg, just what I needed right now. Oh, and I'm looking so forward to those bananas. The jigsaw pieces will have to wait while I have a big feast. I've got my bowl of mueslii and yoghurt ready and waiting!

What a handsome pair of boys.
Perhaps some pictures of food (especially bananas... for Anne & CG) would make a great hard puzzle... especially if there's no sky or easy way to tell which way is up!

Not bad. Took 12 mins today.

Just been going over comments for the last few days & Jackie, it's nice to be missed. I have in fact been up your way for a week touring the water starved parks and gardens of Brissy. Still beautiful! I hope the drought breaks soon so you don't have to go to level 5 water restrictions next year!

Hi Hether, Good to hear from you. Do you have tanks at your place at Jimboomba? I have a 3,500 litre that helps do the garden. It is nice to stand with a hose as we can't do that with town water.

Hi Anne & CG, do you mind me inviting myself over to enjoy the banana's too. Due to the rising cost of bananas we are all suffering here is Aussie, I don't think too many of us have had one for a while.

13th Mar'07

11/03/07

Greetings from the Future!