Weekends seem to be slow days on the puzzle page.

Intersting beach huts. Rugged coastline. Who is the photographer?

Hi Joe. Interesting beach huts! The wife had me repainting the hall and kitchen all weekend!!!

June got in her comment before me! But my thoughts entirely!

tough puzzle...but brightly colored huts!

Hope everyone is enjoying their day. Those are really small huts. I wonder what they are used for? Maybe changing huts for the tourists.

INteresting place - wonder what the bathing is like here - and how folks walk to the water over those rocks!

Had to Google this one -- oh, my, what a picturesque village and gorgeous beach. Lovely countryside all around. Even those rocks look rounded in the photos I saw, Joan. Very nice, thanks to the photog

Are you home now, Judy?

Does anyone remember the film of the French Lieutenant's Woman with Meryl Streep? That was filmed in Lyme Regis, on the Dorset coast of England. It is very pretty but this is a lovely photograph and not the usual tourist shot of the Cob. Jane Austen also wrote about Lyme Regis in Persuasion.

Thanks, Diane - I'll take out the film and watch it again. It does, indeed, look very lovely in the puzzle, and Judy, I'll google it, too! Thanks for the suggestion!

Fun puzzle & great photo! Good one over the weekend, too - I've just done them now!

I loved the challenge of this puzzle. I like the colors, especially the reds. The rocks provide a nice contrast to the picture. Maybe there are little cleared walkways among the rocks to pass through.

Yes, Heidi, I am home, thanks for asking! Had a spot of problems with a new med -- yetch, always something. I believe I'm going to make it this time. Thanks to all of you who wrote and sent such kind, healing thoughts. The hospital is no place for a sick person! Yikes!

I never saw that movie, Diane -- will have to be on the lookout for it. Have you visited Dorset often -- it looks wonderful!

Heavens to Murgatroyd! That was a hard hard!!!

Oh my gosh, Gail, haven't heard that phrase for years! Murgatroyd was my occasional nickname in college, too! Oh my, how time flies.