I first visited Vassa in 2014. At this time, I was on a trip for my studies. This time, it was all puzzles.
Kajaani itself had quite a few very nice buildings and some interesting 'graffiti'.
After we finished in Kajaani, we headed to Vassa (not Vessa-lesson learned!). But first, a photo...
This was our first of 3 loads. I only got the one. But you get the idea. We sent home a lot of boxes. And guess what!?! They are already in our beer garden.
And we did. Tomas was afraid I wouldn't find anything new, but that was not the case. As soon as I walked in, I saw a set of Hanayama puzzles I have been looking for for a long time. And after about 2 minutes I sent George to the basement. I can't even begin to explain this shop. But I can say that you should make the effort to go there. (Warning, heavy photo load)
Have no fear, they are not sitting out in the weather, they have all been brought inside awaiting our return.
The road to Vassa is amazing. It reminds me so much of Wisconsin where I grew up. Pine trees intermixed with birch. The beauty of the road as we drove was almost too much for me.
When we arrived at Tomas' they gave us a glass of their own apple juice, and asked us what we wanted to do. My immediate answer: Go to your shop!
When we arrived at Tomas' they gave us a glass of their own apple juice, and asked us what we wanted to do. My immediate answer: Go to your shop!
And we did. Tomas was afraid I wouldn't find anything new, but that was not the case. As soon as I walked in, I saw a set of Hanayama puzzles I have been looking for for a long time. And after about 2 minutes I sent George to the basement. I can't even begin to explain this shop. But I can say that you should make the effort to go there. (Warning, heavy photo load)
This place is a playground for puzzlers. Seriously, make the trip. We spent about 2 hours in the shop, but needed to sleep and eat. We left with the promise to return tomorrow after a woodworking lesson. And with that, I leave you wanting more...

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