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Sliding Puzzle: Fairytale Castle and The Ferryman (Contest)
Tuesday, February 11th, 2025

I’m not trying to be cruel. Some folks did actually enjoy the last sliding puzzle. LOL!

For me, it was completely frustrating, trying to move the tiles around to see the image. This time, the image will be so worth the effort! Trust me.

Anyway, I love castles. I visited many in Europe while stationed in Germany for seven years. I loved standing on a castle wall, looking over a valley or waterway, and imagining what it was like when it was inhabited. Grim, I suppose, but I prefer the romantic images in my mind.

For a chance to win a $5 Amazon gift card, solve the puzzle (if you can!), then tell me something about the image…a story you might tell…or elaborate on some aspect of the castle or the mysterious figure in the foreground. Have fun!

3 comments to “Sliding Puzzle: Fairytale Castle and The Ferryman (Contest)”

  1. kerry jo
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    · February 11th, 2025 at 9:21 am · Link

    The demon looked around as he paddled his way away from the castle. He was hoping to make it away from the masters home to venture out to find his one true love.



  2. Pansy Petal
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    · February 11th, 2025 at 9:46 am · Link

    Wow! I actually got this one! Unusual for me. Like you, I generally just find them frustrating. But, I found the beautiful image. I can’t decide if this is supposed to be a picture of old or a more contemporary picture. The watch tower is a ruin and the castle itself looks ancient. But the figure in the boat, and the boat itself also look old. Or not. A lowly monk? Yep, I can see the imagination taking flight with this picture.



  3. Beckie
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    · February 11th, 2025 at 12:40 pm · Link

    A Highland castle with a friar returning from visiting the castle or ruins across the Lach.



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