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Today’s jigsaw puzzles are of the Palacio de Bellas Artes (Palace of Fine Arts), located in the Historic Center of Mexico City.

Our local city lake park has a new pedestrian bridge and walkway that opened up recently and it’s rather nice. It has some nice views and crosses over to the Bicentennial Greenway and Piedmont Environmental Center among other places. It’s the inspiration behind today’s jigsaw puzzle. Enjoy!!

Today’s jigsaw puzzle features a large fountain in a beautiful park. Now I’m not sure where the handle is you push when you want to take a drink of water, but it’s probably on the other side. Oh? It’s not that kind of fountain? Well, I’m sure you can get a drink somewhere. Enjoy!

These strange looking statues are in a park in Cyprus. I liked the way they looked, but the background of the photograph was mostly blue skies, so I added in some mountains to fill it out, and added some clouds. I started to add in some spaceships locked into a Star Wars type of battle, […]

Japan is a beautiful country. I picked the picture out of my collection for today’s jigsaw puzzle. It features a traditional Japanese style footbridge and a bit of a park area with what I think is a museum in the background. I think I’ve actually been to this location, but as I traveled to a […]

Today was a nice day to spend in the park, even if my Frisbee ended up in the water. We found a nice picnic table in the shade and took sandwiches and some ice cold water, and got to enjoy the fresh air. (Achoo!) Don’t forget the nice fresh pollen too! (Achoo!) Today’s jigsaw puzzle […]

Sunday’s Day In The Park Jigsaw Puzzle Today is a good day to play Frisbee with your dog in the park, if you have one. A dog, that is. Having a Frisbee helps too. Saturday it got up to 70, and today it’s supposed to be not too far below that too. Enjoy!

The blue bridge in today’s jigsaw puzzle looks like it is in a nice pedestrian friendly park area, although I have no idea where it is. Does it look familiar to anyone out there? Let me know if you know where this is and I’ll update the page. Now, if I can only remember where […]

The stone steps in today’s jigsaw puzzle remind me of a park I once visited. It had some nice walking trails as well as some paved walking areas. There were steps like this all over the place. There was a lot of uphill walking at this place. The return trip made me glad I parked […]

Friday’s Peaceful Daily Jigsaw Puzzle Pergola part located in Germany looks like a peaceful place to relax. I could use a visit to a place like this right now. It’s been a crazy, hectic week and I’m ready for some down time with a good book. Oh, there is an extreme version of the jigsaw […]

Learning in the park could be considered educational. It can be calm, quiet, and a nice place to study. The two people in today’s jigsaw puzzle do seem to be enjoying the park, but I doubt the book holds that much interest for them.

OK, the tough version of this jigsaw puzzle isn’t exactly a walk in the park. That’s why it’s called the tough version. I like to go for walks in the park, especially after a rain. I know the muggers are all inside having a beer so it’s fairly safe here in my neighborhood. You just […]

There is a park near the hotel I’m staying at, so I took a walk through it to stretch my legs. The view sort of reminded me of the photograph in today’s jigsaw puzzle, so I picked it out. I’m not saying it is tough, but it took me an hour to work the medium […]

Colors of Life I like parks, and the park in today’s jigsaw puzzle looks like it would be a nice, quiet place to go for a walk, or even to take a canoe ride. It looks like there is plenty of shade for those warm days, grassy areas to have a picnic, and a nice […]

St. James Park is the oldest of the Royal Parks of London. It’s 53 acres in size, and dates back to 1532. Buckingham Palace is on the west side of the park and it has a rich history. I chose this photograph for today’s jigsaw puzzle because of the vibrant colors, and the old, old […]

The local museum has several old, old buildings. I seem to prefer museums like that to ones that are simply a fancy brick building holding a bunch of old stuff. Seeing the houses and buildings people actually lived and worked in makes the history more real. Anyway, history is often a puzzle, so this bit […]