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Picture Puzzle – North End Rooftops and Boston Skyscrapers

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The North End’s century old buildings and rooftops make quite a contrast to the development of Boston’s downtown skyline. Enjoy this picture puzzle by putting the pieces together as quickly as you can.

There is a lot of detail in this photo, so I bumped up the number of pieces to 50 from the typical 35. Too difficult (or easy)? Let me know in the comments and post your time!

Photo by Matt Conti.

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4 Replies to “Picture Puzzle – North End Rooftops and Boston Skyscrapers”

  1. I’m too embarrassed to say how long this one took me. It was a nice, relaxing venture so thank you for that!

    1. Me too. Very long. Because the photo was busy w/ similar puzzle pieces, not of size or shape but of content.

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