This puzzle was loaned to me by hiking buddy Bill. I really liked doing it. It was just the right level of difficulty to be both challenging and fun.
Its a puzzle of the art work "Isle Royale" by Charley Harper who is known for his geometric depictions of nature. Here's the entire puzzle.
The dominant dark shapes are two moose.
But the rest of the pictures are really oriented the other direction with birch and aspen trunks. There are also aspen and maple leaves that you can easily see.
And all the other animals are just hiding out in the trees. It would be too many pictures to highlight them all, but here are a few. The squirrel.
The butterfly.
A flicker.
And four wolves. I show this one, even though its tail bleeds off the edge because it has a blue jay on its back.
There are also a red-headed woodpecker, two chickadees, a sparrow, and a brown creeper.
It was a very busy day. I went to Muskegon to the dentist where they took new x-rays and said that the bone has grown back very well, so we scheduled a date in March for the implant!
And then, early this evening, I gave my program about the NCT via Zoom to the Green Mountain Club in Vermont. It would probably be more accurate to say they hosted it because people from anywhere could sign up. They said there were 123 people watching. And time for questions afterward. I love to share "my" trail with people!
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That looks like a very challenging puzzle.
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