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Jigsaw puzzle for free of the Capitol Reef National Park. The park is known for its desert landscapes in Utah.

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lilbc77
Oct 19, 2020
Beautiful park. I would love to visit more parks.
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puzzlelover20
May 18, 2017
Hello all! I have a job interview in the morning, I hope I get it cause I really need it. If anyone could pray that I get it I would truly appreciate it. Thank you!! Have a blessed day!!!!
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rahrah1820
Nov 12, 2017
Puzzlelover, are you now working in a job that you like and are happy with?
puzzlelover20
Nov 13, 2017
It is a job that I was able to get but it is not something I like, no. It pays the bills and keeps a roof over my head. After 15 years of not working cause I was seeing and taking care of my parents didn't leave me much choice. I have health issues which makes some jobs to physically hard for me. This one comes close but i'm managing. I used to be a data entry clerk and was good at it and loved it but now they attach a bunch of other things on to it that I have no experience with. I can't take courses cause my hours at work are all over the place and I can't change them. I am fortunate to have a job and am grateful for it.
rahrah1820
Nov 13, 2017
Don't ever give up on finding that job that was made just for you. Now, we just have to get you and the job in the same place at the same time! :) 15 years of being there for your parents was a remarkable thing, as well as being a job in itself. God bless you, puzzlelover.
puzzlelover20
Nov 14, 2017
Thank you rahrah1820! God bless you too! Your very supportive!
carolsapple
Jul 4, 2018
Yeah - Agree - I'm in the same boat. I did data entry for years. I worked in my dads office and there were a couple jobs that I really wanted but didn't get. There was one job that I was qualified for but this guy wanted me to work from 4:00pm to 3:00am. Then this older man asks me "Whadda want a job for? I was going to do freelance work for a local man but he got all weird on me and so I changed my man. He talks to me over the phone and says he was born a mistake? Then he asks me to give him a description of myself and he calls me a midget and then claims he's a business owner?
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Honeybeez
Jun 9, 2018
Nice puzzle!
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retirenow14
May 21, 2017
What a beautiful vista. America has so many National and state parks that are worth visiting. If an individual is 62 and over, the entrance fee is waived with a photo id for NY State parks. A one time $10 fee will waive entrance fees for US Parks, historic sites, etc.for older aged persons and their older spouse or friend for life. Get in the car and travel!
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tomandray
May 21, 2017
Now this is a very nice scene and puzzle. The jagged rocks with the different colors of the ages. The contrast of the beautiful blue sky and green shrubs and trees, makes this an interesting scene. Fun to do. Thank you C4J. :))
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JamieT
May 18, 2017
By seeing the name of this park, I thought an ocean or other large body of water would be nearby. When I think of reefs, I don't think of Utah. South Pacific islands, Australia, Florida Keys - sure. Somewhere in Utah, nope. I just can't imagine a bunch of saltwater fish swimming in the Utah desert. It's hard to imagine fish in the Great Salt Lake.
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carolsapple
May 19, 2017
I would have thought Australia, Florida or the Bahamas. The Florida keys is a great deep sea fishing area. I've been to the Carribbean and Cozumel - Mexico. We were on a cruise.
aknan
May 19, 2017
The term "reef" actually refers to the striations of color in the cliffs, not to water - although, this part of the US was a great inland sea was, wa-a-y back in time, when these colorations were laid down.
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aussiesapphire
May 17, 2017
Looks a bit like Alice Springs in the Northern Territory.

"That which does not kill us makes us stronger."
– Friedrich Nietzsche

"Worry does not empty tomorrow of its sorrow, it empties today of its strength."
– Corrie ten Boom

Good night and God bless. Hugs.
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JamieT
May 18, 2017
Well, the opposite is probably true - what kills us makes us weaker.
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nlbuchanan
May 17, 2017
It almost looks like someone lined up a row of towering rocks looking like trees making a protective barricade on top of the hill. The many colors give it such beauty.

God bless you all.
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