White Mountain Puzzles Maine Lighthouse 1000 Piece Puzzle
Description
Spend your afternoon fitting the pieces of this Maine Lighthouse Puzzle together. Once they all fall into place a beautiful image of the Portland Head Light in Cape Elizabeth will be revealed.1000 piece puzzle. Finished size: 24" x 30"Photo by: Susanne Kremer.
Why It Matters
Puzzles offer a gentle way to support focus and cognitive function while also providing a sense of accomplishment. They can be done alone for quiet focus or with friends and family for connection, giving both the mind and mood a lift.
Spend your afternoon fitting the pieces of this Maine Lighthouse Puzzle together. Once they all fall into place a beautiful image of the Portland Head Light in Cape Elizabeth will be revealed.1000 piece puzzle. Finished size: 24" x 30"Photo by: Susanne Kremer.
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