Puzzle Description:

Doghouse.. If you don't have a dog, I'd suggest... you get one! lol

#1: Nancy Kay (joyfulnancy) on Nov 25, 2011

Just finished all 6 puzzles...thanks for such nice images in the perfectly sized puzzles to de-stress after a long day!

Nice outdoor puzzles, thanks. Although I have snow covering my backyard, I felt the warmth of summer!

I too enjoyed each backyard puzzle.

I agree,cool series Alicia.:)

Thank you all. I'm glad this series went over as well as it did.

Ellen, I live in the low desert part of Arizona where its been in the 70s during the day and mid 30s-mid 40s at night. I'm not used to snow but I probably should have thought to make a Backyard Essentials puzzle for those who are used to it. I'll go work on that now. ;) Glad I could warm ya up with thoughts of summer though. I'm glad this series went over as well as it did.

Yes, this was a light and easy series to solve. Thanks for the enjoyment Alicia.

Your nice & easy puzzles are very relaxing.

I am also enjoying the warm weather. I live in Tucson, where it is about 7 degrees cooler than The Valley, but so nice right now. Like spring time. :-)

My husband works in Tucson. Some days you guys are warmer and sometimes cooler. Back when I lived there, we averaged about 10 degrees cooler there than here any given time. Nowadays, I think it evens out.

I was sure (before I read the description) that this was either a tool shed or a barn. That is either an extremely large doghouse, or n extremely small tree beside it. The black rectangle between the barn and the tree could certainly be a doghouse though. Fun set of puzzles, I just solved them all.

i'm not longer in the dog house,,,i'm single :D

Better to be single than unhappy, eh Tom?

John, I think the dog house was built for Fitz's friend Alice, who is a great dane. But as you may know from Aldege's latest puzzles, "Alice doesn't live here anymore."

hehe

John, the black rectangle is the food dish.. I'll say it's a small tree cause most of my trees are still yearlings so they're only about waist high. Except my palm trees.. they're 10 years old.

Rofl Teresa.:)

Good series Alice! Good call Teresa!

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