Rome
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4:03 hard
2:04 no misses
3:52 and 7 misplacements not too bad
3:20 not bad for me. Yup the sky, for once was easy!!
9:47, on brain buster with 11 misplaced.
3:21 and you are right Gail, the fountain is ugly
2:35, and I’ll take it. When this thing first jumped up I thought I would never be able to do anything with it. Ya never know. Keep ’em comin’…!
4:08…I think that was the longest any puzzle has taken me. Not happy!!
1:27
1:56 “A bit slow.” Ha! I did it in 3:38, and thought I did pretty well!!
1:56. A tiny bit slow.
3:14. Not the fastest, but not the worst either. I agree, the fountain is ugly!
2:12 Easy one today.
2:37 – no misses or reveals. I’m not the fastest at all, but I enjoy these puzzles.
2:39. Average. Wish they had shot this from the other side where it shows more of the plaza. Our first and only trip overseas, so far, was to Rome which was so stunning and historic taking you back in time -Centuries. We stayed for10 days which wasn’t enough time to see the sites. The Churches, the ruins, the catacombs, the Vatican and museum….Highly recommend!
Well that’s a switch..,. the sky was the easiest part on this one! 1:57
3:31 no misses and no reveals. Beautiful picture.
I loved visiting Rome. It’s like walking in history. The city is vibrant and busy and modern and old. Great! Oh, 3:05 one misplaced piece.
1:52, but 11 missed placements. It does normally take me longer, so I’ll take it!
Interesting picture, fountain and comments. What does M AGRIPPA translate to?
The inscription at the entrance of the Pantheon reads, in Latin: “M. AGRIPPA. … It translates roughly as “Marcus Agrippa, son of Lucius, having been consul three times, made it (or Marcus Agrippa constructed this while being consul for the third time)”.
The things AMAC teaches me with the daily puzzles; I didn’t realize this was the Pantheon.
As I did the reveal I wondered what was popular art work at the time this was built…and noticed the precision the stone carvers mastered at their craft. What was popular culture in society during those days? And, painstaking long work…no mistakes or start again.
Not my taste, but then again, I can’t say the art work I’m seeing today is that great, lol!
Judi, I also did this in 2:42 with no reveals. Visiting Rome is on my bucket list tho nowhere near the top.
2:42, no reveals.
2:31 Beautiful picture, but ugly fountain.
Surprised myself with only one misplaced piece. My time is about average for me at 5:29. I did this on my phone. Nice photo.
3:27 no misses…interesting place.
5:22 Slow but sure. Interesting picture. I’ve not been to Rome.
Check that one off!
3:14 Slow but steady. Never had any desire to visit Rome. Pictures are good enough for me
2:20 with no misses or reveals.
2:30 with one miss cause I dropped it
3;33 Fun puzzle. I’ve been to Rome
3:38.
Very interesting puzzle, Thank you, have Wonderful week, in spite of whats happening around us.
2:50 good for me.. no misses
2:45 – no misses
1:48 no misses no reveals.
2:49 w/3 misses.
1:42 No misses
7:23Brain Buster 3 misses
3:14 no misses
3;18 With one miss. You have to really take your time with this one.