Got our first frost the night of November 1st so we harvested the squash on the 2nd. Pretty, isn't it.
Not sure what this is but I'm calling it Blood Berries. It looked like drops of blood on the forest floor.
I know what this is but I'm wondering if anyone else can identify it. If you do, you win a prize, to be chosen later. The first person to identify it wins a piece of my art work. So don't enter if you don't like my art;-)
Be well.
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Well, it looks very much like my Gunnera Manicata seedhead - mine is just starting to slowly collapse into compost.
What do you mean 'don't like your art' !!!!
I have no idea what this beautious living thing is....but I do have a question...
Who doesn't like your art????
Oma Linda
Is it a larch cone? xox Corrine
I have no idea what it is, I don't get let out much you know. You're not seriously thinking there's someone out there who doesn't like your art are you? Okay, let me make a guess. Is it a green thingy with bumps?
Those squashes look wonderful. No idea what that plan is, sorry. :)
Well, I'm curious as to what the pic is! Love your 'fall' pictures!
I agree with Emma but, I'm not the first give the answer!
If people follow your blog, surely they must at least LIKE your art, never mind LOVE it? LOL!
Have a great weekend,
Sandie xx
It looks like a baby pine cone. But I don't think that's it. :) LOVE the picture of the squash. Those colors! Swoon! xo
"so frost is on the pumpkin"
where you live?
i have no idea what kind of cacti or pine cone that is but it does not look eadable ...
I think it looks like a pine cone budding...well what do I know? I love Tonka and Sadie ...Tonka looks a lot like my Misha Marie...she is gone now but always in my heart. Peace, Mary Helen
I'm guessing it's the weapon you'll use on me if I get out of line. You know I love you and your lifestyle and your art!
What a fantastic harvest.
wonderful picture of the home life and places around.
I think you're art is lovely.
Janie, I usually reply in a personal email but you are a no reply commenter so I will say here: Thank you so much for your kind comment and for taking the time to write. I appreciate it!
The first thought a kaktus, but I could also imagine from a needle tree the first outcoming of the needles, but this would more happen in spring.
Alles Liebe
Anja
The first thought a kaktus, but I could also imagine from a needle tree the first outcoming of the needles, but this would more happen in spring.
Alles Liebe
Anja
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