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I came to Canada when I was nine, and became a citizen when I was fifteen. I love my country! :-)

#1: Marie-Louise Ambrey (marz) on Jul 2, 2007 [SPOILER]

Wow, what a puzzle, it had my brain straining for hours, excellent picture, just loved it. Just out of curiousity,if you dont mind of course, from which country were you from before Canada?

Nothing more exciting than the US, I'm afraid. :-) But our neighborhood wasn't nice - used to hear gunshots and sirens at night, and a kid got killed at my school bus stop. So my mum jumped at the chance to move, when it came.

Smart mum! Thanx Meg :)

Like Marie-Louise I found myself re-doing some of the edges and the maple leaf a couple of times. Love the wavy approach, it adds a nice touch instaed of just flat. Thanks from an American- I love your country, too!

You're welcome, Minnie! And happy (belated) Fourth of July to you. :-)

Glorious image done with great detail! Best flag puzzle I've seen. The lettering is beautiful and who knew that you could get such a spectacular puzzle using only black and red? Wonderful job, rebelcat :)

I love peaceful, scenic Canada too. My Italian Grandfather came through Canada with his family as a young man on their way to Salt Lake City, Utah. No, they were Catholic (go figure). His only sister was born in Calgary. I have a lot to thank Canada for!

Thank you for the terrific puzzle Meg. You did a fantastic job :)

How the heck do you make a maple leaf look wavy? Great job!

Go "Canadia"!!!

I have always loved the lack of aggression in this national symbol. Wonderful puzzle!

Great flag. I really liked the lettering too.

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