Pandemic Puzzle #36: reverse side [Filler]

Not a very good photo, what with the hot spot in the lower right, but the back of the jigsaw puzzle with the photo of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater.
» This puzzle at FrankLloydWright.org

Looking back
  1 year ago: “Another ripple from coronavirus…”
 2 years ago: “Mangoes & cheese”
 3 years ago: “Greg through the Glass [Filler]”
 4 years ago: “His ’n’ Hers…”
 5 years ago: “Camera as photocopier”
 6 years ago: “A beautiful afternoon to spend at a vineyard”
 7 years ago: “Staghorn fern”
 8 years ago: “Only frame on a long travel day”
 9 years ago: “Xu and Markum”
10 years ago: “More storm damage…”

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[Mags]

That is so cool! If I ever won the lottery, I'd have it built way, way out in the sticks - further away than I am now. =)

[Thom Mitchell]

@marlboromaam Clare knew of FLW before I did. Together we went to the Meyer May house in Grand Rapids, Michigan — https://meyermayhouse.steelcase.com/ —for my first FLW experience and I was hooked. When we visited the Dana-Thomas house in Springfield, Illinois — https://dana-thomas.org/ where I had a photography disaster and no photos — I overheard one of the gift shop employees say that going to Fallingwater is an almost-spiritual experience if you're a FLW fan. He isn't wrong. It's an amazing place. It was the first trip we took after Clare's dad passed away (2005) and was the beginning of our resolve to start work on the bucket list before time got short.

[Mags]

@rhoing Good for you with the bucket list! Not a bad place to start with these FLW houses. Now if I started on my list, number one would be NFR in Vegas, followed by NCG in Elko, and the old west ghost towns in Arizona and New Mexico. =)

[GaryW]

Wow! Such detail.

[Kathy]

The architecture he designed was so very interesting.