Forever Apples Farm

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My friend, Shelby, loaned this charming little puzzle to me. The artwork is by an artist named Ann Stookey. Her goal is to capture a joyful moment in time, a slower paced life allowing for a greater appreciation of the simple pleasure in life. I find it a little funny how I can get a bit nostalgic for these types of pictures. I start daydreaming about apple picking and making cider, but of course… let’s be real, that is HARD WORK!

This brand is called Karmin, which I’ve never heard of before. It was a pretty good puzzle, the pieces were a tad thin but not flimsy and they had a nice sure fit, no questions there!

550 pieces and complete. Thanks Shelby!

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I love to thrift, finding treasures that people have thrown away. The challenge and the quiet time focusing on assembling jigsaw puzzle pieces into a final image has interested and excited me for as long as I can remember. A few years ago I noticed that thrift stores always have a fully stocked "puzzles and games" section. Finally an endless supply of new puzzles to solve and a reason to keep thrifting!

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