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Two dragon-headed longships have squared up to each other, red sail against orange, while a crew clambers over the rigging mending a rip in the patchwork quilt they're using as a sail. Looks like a stray trapeze artist is to blame.
Above the masts a rainbow arcs across the sky as lightning cracks near a winged figure who seems to be in charge of the weather, and down in the water a sea monster keeps one eye fixed on the dragon-prowed ship as though she's deciding what to do next. Off to one side, a raft of sheep and rabbits drift past with a picnic hamper, entirely unbothered by any of it.
Dave Whamond has filled the scene with these small sight gags, so it suits anyone who likes a cartoon puzzle with plenty to spot rather than one big view. Cobble Hill's random-cut pieces add their own twist too, each one an odd shape instead of the usual grid, which makes sorting by picture rather than piece shape the better plan here.
Bold, distinct colour blocks on the two ships make sorting easier, but the number of small cartoon vignettes packed into the sky and sea adds some fiddly work.
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