Japanese crossword «Apple orchard»

Very time consuming and I ended up losing interest.

Agreed, very fiddly and time consuming

I thought it was fun, liked the alternating apples

I really enjoyed the apple tree portion, it was challenging, and yes fiddly. Sorry it was just too darn hard for Jessica...

But what's with the trashcan in the corner?

I thought that was a window...makes more sense than a trashcan haha

I don't see it

Not quite

thanks!

meh?

I really liked this one. I think the thing in the corner is a door, like in Prince Caspian.

Great ending picture, but man, oh man, are plants tedious. Not good for a quick puzzle, for sure.

Loved it! Wonderful colors, not too easy, and definitely didn't think it was tedious (maybe a bit tricky though!) And I'm not sure how a window fits in - but I'm sure that's what it is.

With those colors, I thought it was bittersweet vines. While I was working the puzzle, I thought they'd end up in a blue and brown vase. Although once I finished, I can see the branch in front of a window.

@Andy Palm "Time consuming" to the point of "losing interest" is not the same thing as "hard." Why be unnecessarily rude to people, huh? I can see what she means, too - all the changing colors just for 1 or 2 squares gets fiddly. It is a pretty image, though, and worth the effort to complete. I thought the trash can/window was a bushel for the apples, but now I'm not sure! Weird to have a disembodied window in an orchard. lol

wow- 1 of hardest i've done so far but i love the way it turned out. at 1st i thought it was an apple press in the bottom corner, which was different, but when it was done, i really liked the apple branch in front of the building. nice!

You are looking at the window of a white building, and the apple tree branches are hanging in front of the window. I agree this was very fiddly for its size and I also nearly lost interest. I like the result.

I like Imda's explanation of the white house! And there are much fiddlier ones on this site. I enjoyed the challenge of this one, and liked the final result, too.

I loved doing this and its result.

Nice

A fun puzzle. I don't look for ones that can be done in a few seconds. Taking time is part of the fun for me. To each his own.

Hm, I don't understand. If doing Nonograms shouldn't take time, why not looking at photos instead of Nonograms?

The final picture isn't Poinovik's greatest, let's be fair, but it's ok. And the puzzle is a bit of a challenge. I was through in under 20 mins and I thought that well worthwhile

I thought the end result was a bit abstract, but I really enjoyed the puzzle. It was a challenge with the internal white spaces, which I much prefer to boring long strings of the same colour. And it was nothing like those tedious puzzles with subtly different colours that change pixel by pixel -- those are often stunning pictures in the end, but they're MY definition of fiddly.

lovely design, like the French blue window, thanks

cool