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The homeowner is into landscaping because the yard is full of diverse types of plants and flowers and the scene is set in the Spring of the year because the flowers are in full bloom and the grass is green.

America has so many interesting, educational, and beautiful places to see. As I was working on this puzzle, I watched it come together and was mentally revisiting some of the different trips I have made to these states. 

Anyone who loves to display their Cobble Hill collection will appreciate the thought that went into the design of the box. The obvious way to appreciate the image is having it face front. But who has room to do that for their growing or "overgrown" stash? 

When I saw this picture, I wondered what happened to the owner of this garage and why the 1954 Chevrolet was left sitting in the garage. The picture also leaves you wondering why all the items like the old tires and equipment are left lying around the front and side of the garage.

When I first saw the steam powered locomotive in this puzzle picture, I thought about my ride on the Durango to Silverstone train. When I finished putting the puzzle together, I took a closer look at it and as I looked at the side of the engine, I saw the name “Durango & Silverton”.

I loved putting this puzzle together and as I did, the steam locomotives that I had the pleasure of riding began to come alive in my memory.

Cobble Hill is always seeking to bring puzzlers not just new to us, but original images that you can't find in any other brand. These fabulous images were created by Keith Kralik and Rachel Parri of Flower Press Studio, who have nearly 550K followers on Instagram at the time of this posting.

In the puzzle picture the focal point is the distant view of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. It also includes a small group of old storefronts where flowers, bread, fruits, and other products are sold. There are also two sidewalk cafes.