I'm having so much fun looking at the world through the lens of my Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3.
I will share my world of Rocklin, California and points North, South, East and West.
Come and enjoy with me.
Poor little thing....way too hot for it to have become an edible fruit. Very interesting in form and makes for the perfect kind of Wordless Wednesday photo. Sue, I hope your skunk has made it's way back into the forest...those things scare me when they are out and about during the daylight hours. Continued prayers for Dave as he continues to heal from his internal injuries...Prayers for you as well... Y'all try to stay cool out there!! Big Hugs!❤️
Oh, the poor pear! I just read your Thursday post so I know what this is. So sad and wrinkled up. But yet he has a special kind of beauty. He's very unique, that's for sure!! Glad you captured it's last breath, so to speak.
Too Hot!
ReplyDeleteAnd again I have to wonder - what is that? You do find the most interesting things.
ReplyDeleteHmm...I am interested in what this is?
ReplyDeleteA wrinkled dried out pear or apple?
ReplyDeleteSomething dried up on that tree but what I have no clue.
ReplyDeleteDehydrated mango...I would gather these up and leave a them in the forest for the skunk apes (sasquatch) to have for lunch. 🥭
ReplyDeletePoor little thing....way too hot for it to have become an edible fruit. Very interesting in form and makes for the perfect kind of Wordless Wednesday photo. Sue, I hope your skunk has made it's way back into the forest...those things scare me when they are out and about during the daylight hours. Continued prayers for Dave as he continues to heal from his internal injuries...Prayers for you as well... Y'all try to stay cool out there!! Big Hugs!❤️
ReplyDeleteThat poor thing looks like I feel some days!
ReplyDeleteOh, the poor pear! I just read your Thursday post so I know what this is. So sad and wrinkled up. But yet he has a special kind of beauty. He's very unique, that's for sure!! Glad you captured it's last breath, so to speak.
ReplyDeleteNo clue what it is. Dried up leaves?
ReplyDeleteIt looks like ME, about to enter my 83rd year in a few weeks, the pear is about 82, right? ha ha
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