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General Store | 1000 Piece
General Store | 1000 Piece


 
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In a town like this, the General Store is the place to be - at least if you’re a chicken or dog! Full of fresh flowers, fruits and fun, we think puzzlers will delight in completing this 1000 piece puzzle full of goodness.

Featured in the puzzle is a big aged wooden A-frame roof of a General Store with an attached red brick building. The General Store has been established since 1933. There are several hanging flower pots and planters along the front of the store. Looking at the image, on the left side there are two bicycles resting against the wall. On the right side of the image is a vintage black truck with an open back. An older gentleman sits on his chair with his dog laying on the gravel next to him. In the foreground of the image is a Green Grocer vintage truck with a cargo bed full of fruits and flowers. The tail gate is down. There are a lot of chickens roaming freely on the paved road and a red wagon with three cute puppies sitting inside. The adult dog is seen from behind, looking at them, with a couple of other puppies on the road. The background, which is shy of one-third of the puzzle features tall green trees and a little bit of blue sky on the left and right corners.

This puzzle can likely be completed in sections of the building, the truck, the road, the trees and sky.
1000pc (Box Size: 8.25" x 11.25" x 2") CDN$22.99
Assembled Size: 26.625" x 19.25"
Box Size: 8.25" x 11.25" x 2.0"
Piece Count: 1000 Piece
UPC: 625012400015
Artist: Greg Giordano

Availability: Ships Monday to Friday. Departs in 2 to 4 business days.
Product Code: 40001
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5 of 5 Gorgeous and nostalgic April 6, 2023
Reviewer: Sandy from Southern Ontario  
This puzzle exudes calm and nostalgia.  By artist Greg Giordano, it has his often used Golden Retrievers, and his usual lovely blend of colours and objects.

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