Cinque Terre, Italy - Buffalo Games and Puzzles 1000 pieces (#56)

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This was another Goodwill find.  The hardest part was the blue water at the bottom; there were quite a few false fits that slowed us up for a bit.  The buildings were easier than I expected they would be.  All in all we enjoyed this one, but were glad when it was done.  It took longer than it should have because we slowed down and didn't spend as much time each day working on it.

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