Climbing over a stile I could not help but notice this nettle hiding in the corner of the fence railings and the post. Ready to pounce on the unsuspecting hand, seeking the post for support.
If it wasn’t for the shadow I could well have been the next victim. Unfortunately I did not have the SLR on me, but here is the warning shadow together with nettle.
Have a great week everyone.
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Fortunately not needed on this occasion 🎅
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Great story, great execution! Love this.
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Thank you Mary, a simple tale with a sting in it 😏
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Lovely… though not when you accidently grab one of these! To think they have competitions in the States where they EAT them raw!!!
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Anything for a challenge eh? Trust you had a good weekend, MM 🍀
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No kidding! The only reason I ever heard of it is we have this crazy Canuck chef, Bob Blumer, who goes out to find these crazy food challenges to participate in… he’s nuts (show is called Glutton For Punishment!)
And yes, I did, thanks. Cooked up a storm for some friends, making my very first Yorkshire Puddings (successfully, I might add !) I trust you did as well?
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So simple and so beautiful 🙂
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Thank you Big O, what I do best I feel – simplicity 😯
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🙂
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