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Jigsaw puzzles from photographer Peter Doran. Heritage Puzzle products are all made in the USA and use original artist artwork.
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1000 Pieces - P/N 40582
$18.95
- Pieces:1000
- Size: 30" x 24"
- Photographer: Peter Doran
- P/N: 40582
Our # 1 selling beach puzzle! This 1000 piece puzzle will give you many hours of fun as you put together the coastal sunrise.
1000 Pieces - P/N 40579
$18.95
- Pieces: 1000
- Size: 30" x 24"
- Photographer: Peter Doran
- P/N: 40579
A hill or ridge of sand piled up by the wind is called a sand dune. Dunes may form wherever there is a lot of loose sand and enough wind to move it. Sand dunes are vital to the survival of beaches and protect homes and habitats further inshore from salt spray and sand. This 1000 piece beach puzzle will provide hours of fun.
550 Pieces - P/N 40563
$16.95
- Pieces: 550
- Size: 24" x 18"
- Photographer: Peter Doran
- P/N: 40563
Photographer Peter Doran has captured an aerial view of the Outer Banks of NC and then framed this image with scenes and landmarks found along the Outer Banks of North Carolina.
550 Pieces - P/N 40571
$16.95
- Pieces: 550
- Size: 24" x 18"
- Photographer: Peter Doran
- P/N: 40571
What could be more fun on a windy day at the beach than flying a kite! Putting a kite puzzle together, of course. A fun 550 piece puzzle created from the photography of Peter Doran.
550 Pieces - P/N 40573
$16.95
- Pieces: 550
- Size: 24" x 18"
- Photographer: Peter Doran
- P/N: 40573
Shark’s teeth are more than just teeth -- they’re fossils. Sharks have been living on Earth for about 400 million years. When a shark dies and its cartilage dissolves, the teeth fall to the bottom of the ocean and get covered with sandy sediment. This sediment prevents oxygen and destructive bacteria from reaching the tooth, and it fossilizes over the course of about 10,000 years. That’s why most of the teeth that are found and collected aren’t white, but gray, black or brown -- the color of the sediment. The tooth absorbs the minerals in the sediment and these minerals eventually replace the dentine and enamel that makes up the tooth. One of our most challenging beach puzzles.
550 Pieces - P/N 40585
$16.95
- Pieces: 550
- Size: 24" x 18"
- Artist: Peter Doran
- P/N 40585
Jennette's Pier is located in Nags Head, NC. This 550 piece puzzles salutes this 1000 foot pier and will provide hours of enjoyment.
550 Pieces - P/N 40575
$16.95
- Pieces: 550
- Size: 24" x 18"
- Photographer: Peter Doran
- P/N: 40575
This historical beach puzzle features the 7 Lighthouses of North Carolina. Currituck, Bodie, Hatteras, Ocracoke, Lookout, Bald Head and Oak Island. From the photography of Peter Doran.
1000 pieces - p/n 40591
$18.95
- Pieces: 1000 Pieces
- Size: 30" x 24
- Photographer: Peter Doran
- P/N: 40591
550 Pieces - P/N 40587
$16.95
- Pieces: 550
- Size: 24" x 18"
- Photographers: Peter Doran
- P/N: 40587
The rainbow in this puzzles appears to rise up out of the ocean. A beautiful site after the storm.
550 Pieces - P/N 40570
$16.95
- Pieces: 550
- Size: 24" x 18"
- Photographer: Peter Doran
- P/N: 40570
This 550 piece puzzle pays homage to the beautiful historic city of Charleston, SC. Photographer Peter Doran has captured the essence of Charleston in this puzzle.
1000 Pieces - P/N 40801
$18.95
- Pieces:1000
- Size: 30" x 24"
- Photographer: Terrah Hewett
- P/N: 40801
No lounging on the beach! It is High Tide. Enjoy completing this gorgeous puzzle captured by photographer Terrah Hewett. Perfect for framing and will provide hours of enjoyment.
550 Pieces - P/N 40581
$16.95
- Pieces: 550
- Size: 24" x 18"
- Photographer: Peter Doran
- P/N: 40581
This 550 piece beach puzzle points us in the right direction for a day of fun….to the beach! From the photography of Peter Doran.
1000 Pieces - P/N 40583
$18.95
- Pieces: 1000
- Size: 30" x 24"
- Photographer: Peter Doran
- P/N: 40583
Who doesn't love a party? This 1000 piece beach puzzle features the wild horses found on the coast of southern Virginia and the Outer Banks of NC.
550 Pieces - P/N 40572
$16.95
- Pieces: 550
- Size: 24" x 18"
- Photographer: Peter Doran
- P/N: 40572
These days, many beachcombers are looking for sea glass. Defined as glass that has been tumbled by natural wave action to the point where there are no sharply-defined edges and all surfaces exhibit a frosted or etched appearance, sea glass is created when debris from glass objects end up in the ocean, breaks into pieces, and is smoothed by the action of waves and sand. The best times to look for sea glass are during spring tides and during the first low tide after a storm. The color of sea glass is determined by its original source. Most sea glass comes from bottles, but it can also come from jars, plates, windows, windshields, ceramics or sea pottery. The most common colors of sea glass are kelly green, brown, white(clear), and purple(clear).
