Canyon Country created into jigsaw puzzles is just perfect. Utilising photos of some of the spectacular landscapes of southern Utah, these jigsaws are a delight to put together.
In this CD there are 5 different photos which have been converted to jigsaws of 12, 24, 40, 104 and 260 pieces each, making a total of 25 jigsaw puzzles.
This range of puzzles can be used by children of different ages and skill levels, promoting hand and eye coordination. Not only are the jigsaws great for stimulating learning and the imagination, they’re full of colour and loads of fun. You can never lose the pieces.
Jigsaw puzzles are easy to do with the click of a mouse button and can be played over and over. Suitable for adults as well! Each CD costs $25.00. That works out to $1 per jigsaw puzzle - great value!
Puzzles are not printable, they're designed to be used on a computer or laptop or even on a large screen via a data projector, and internet access isn’t required.
They're great to take away on holidays and play in the car while travelling or in the tent, RV or caravan on rainy days.
In the Canyon Country CD there are 5 photos which have been turned into jigsaw puzzles: Bryce Canyon, Red Canyon (near Bryce Canyon), Kolob Canyons in Zion National Park, Mesa Arch in Canyonlands National Park and Dead Horse Point State Park.
The
Bryce Canyon photo was taken in the afternoon when the rainy weather had cleared. Blue sky with wisps of cloud above the orange and rusty tones of the canyon. Overnight it poured again so I headed for Cedar Breaks travelling through the
Red Canyon (very aptly named too). Rainy weather seemed to follow me so after cloudy skies in
Zion National Park I decided to head over to the
Kolob Canyons section of the park in the northwest corner. I preferred this because the vistas were in the distance. In
Zion Canyon I felt boxed in and had to keep looking up at the canyon walls. At
Bryce Canyon you look down into the canyon from the rim and see a beautiful panorama of canyon landforms with mountains in the distance.
Canyonlands National Park is quite vast and it was very hot when I visited. It had several striking formations, like
Mesa Arch. My favourite place though is
Dead Horse Point State Park with the Colorado River snaking its way around the bottom of high canyon walls. Camping on the spot gives opportunities for sunset and sunrise photos as well as the photo which I've made into a jigsaw. The place must be quite magical when it's covered in snow.
Here's a bit more about the jigsaws which are also available for sale from my other websites -
click here!
Here are a couple of samples (a lion and a bus) so you can see how to do the puzzles -
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