jigsaw diary

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on going record of jig saw completing from 5th September 2026 all will be 144 pieces 

one piece left 

only way to be able to screen capture completed work 

here goes 

 
 6th September '26
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 5th September '26
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5th September 
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5th September 2026 

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5th September '26

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4th September '26

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4th September '26

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3 September '26


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3 September '26 
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3 September '26

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