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Jigsaw of a Japanese Tea Garden in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, California.

garden • trees • San Francisco • California • United States

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elijah13
Jan 21, 2019
Have been here, but many years ago. Sure it's a bit different now.
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rahrah1820
Jun 18, 2018
I think I'd like to experience this. I was surprise to discover it is in SF.
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jone1
Apr 26, 2016
I never saw a tea garden before. Its very nice garden
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aknan
Apr 26, 2016
These are areas of beautiful peace and the tea ceremony seems more meaningful when held in one.
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toadalove
May 23, 2014
Very pretty!
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dinsco
Aug 30, 2012
What puzzle cut do all you guys do????
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darski
Aug 30, 2012
I only do the 192 piece classic - I'm a freebee visitor
dinsco
Jan 28, 2013
Me to,, I love doing the hexagon..I think that is why it takes me so long. Hmmmmmmmmm
pixipixil
Apr 27, 2014
Hi darski and dinsco:
Hope you are still puzzlin'. I love this one also. I only do hex. Got done much faster than I expected.
I have been to this park when my brother still lived in CA. It is the prettiest one I've been to so far. I love Oriental landscaping.
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SANTACLAUS
Mar 31, 2013
Found it easier in this cut, I do not think any one could tire themselves in doing this great puzzle how many times they do it.
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SANTACLAUS
Mar 30, 2013
What a beautiful place this looks and it looks so relaxing, love these different bushes, I must admit it must have been the toughest one I have done so far, top marks to whom ever took this picture, you could just picture some one having a good book and dangling there feet in the stream, well done team for this one, you certainatly picked a winner this time, a big thank you from me.
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pixipixil
Nov 9, 2012
Tried to cut my yews like Japanese. Couldn't make it work. I like the hexagons. It forces me to depend on the picture more than the shape of the puzzle pieces. It's a constant surprise when a piece I think couldn't possibly go in a spot snaps into it.
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