Puzzle progress

While I'm practising and Robi is at work, his mum is trying to put some of my puzzle together. This is our status so far. It's kind of possible to see the outline, isn't it?

Solastranda

Kvetas last day here, and we took a trip to Solastranda. It was quite windy, so despite the sun we had to wear a lot of clothes. First we took the bus towards Sola (I always laugh when I think of this name. The Sun!), but Robert forgot to push the button - we got a bit longer walk. Then I figured Kveta would like to see Sola Ruin Church, I saw the sign and we walked. Quite far. It was warm (suddenly) and we passed lots of farms. Not what I remembered of my previous trip to this church. We decided to turn back, and guess what we saw next to the road, app. 100 m from the sign? Yup.
When we finally found our way to the beach I got a strong sence of deja-vu. I am positive I was there once before. Can it possibly be from the famous car vacation down the south-west coast of Norway? (The only thing I remember apart from looong hours in the car) was a face I drew on Eivinds foot!

Look!

6 snails, an empty shell and two dead crabs. Something for Adrian?

Babelfish, please!

This is how we communicate at the moment. And while I'm looking through the dictionary for something useful, I sometimes discovers fun oddities. Škoda owners beware! To je Škoda (in Slovak) means; It's a pity!

Puzzle time!!

While trying to entertain my "mother-in-law" (apart from making her laugh out loud with my attempts on composing sentences in her language, with an English-Slovak pocket dictionary for guidance, saying everything in infinitive) I remembered my other summer project:
Puzzling my tiny 12000 pieces Ravensburger puzzle. (The first project seems impossible since I can't find Baumgartners book of how to realize the basso continuo parts.)
I bought a puzzle stow-and-go thingummyjig!

Puslespillmatte

I just hope it's big enough. (The whole lot is divided into 3 smaller puzzles.)