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7 comments:
...that one made me go "awww.." No pumpkins left behind. ;)
Ahhhh, keping us on our toes again with B&W.
this one just didn't look right in orange...
No pumpkins should be left behind and un-carved...........
Humans are so cruel.
Rot....agreed. Has to be shades of gray. It's a pumpkin funeral.
Quite honestly I never carve the pumpkins I grow although I give most of them away and they are carved by others. I want them to last as long as possible...often part with them the following spring.
Awesome!
Right On!!!
every year, we collect all the thrown out jackies from the trash (on our street) & put them on top of our fence in the yard & let them live out the rest of lives to the fullest. i LOVE looking at them from the windows too. then..we finally take them up to Whole Foods for the compost.
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