10-26-2022, 07:09 PM
Hello all.
Natalie, that is a perfect tune for your image.
Every year my RED rose bush produces ONE LAST ROSE bud. I cross my fingers hoping that the warmer temps prevail so that it can bloom before mother nature turns down the thermostat and everything goes into hibernation. I was looking at the forecast and it appears that the last bud has a good chance of following in the footsteps of your roses. I will be keeping an eye on it.
Dave, the raindrops are a beautiful addition to this lush green succulent photo. The red mulch on the bottom is a good contrasting anchor too.
Rich, I would have loved to follow that assembly around town in my car to take photographs of it turning corners and maneuvering around any obstacles it may have encountered. Wow, I am so impressed by the ability to transports something so huge and awkward in shape.
Well, here is how I counted the pumpkins. I figured that I would lose count once I got one-third of the way, so decided to put colored dots on each of the pumpkins that I counted. After each 25, I changed the color of the dot. I also zoomed in on the original so I could count the ones in the back. I know I might have missed one or two, but I think my total is close. Close enough to name Natalie as the winner.
There are 94 pumpkins in this image.
Thanks for playing, LORELL
Natalie, that is a perfect tune for your image.
Every year my RED rose bush produces ONE LAST ROSE bud. I cross my fingers hoping that the warmer temps prevail so that it can bloom before mother nature turns down the thermostat and everything goes into hibernation. I was looking at the forecast and it appears that the last bud has a good chance of following in the footsteps of your roses. I will be keeping an eye on it.
Dave, the raindrops are a beautiful addition to this lush green succulent photo. The red mulch on the bottom is a good contrasting anchor too.
Rich, I would have loved to follow that assembly around town in my car to take photographs of it turning corners and maneuvering around any obstacles it may have encountered. Wow, I am so impressed by the ability to transports something so huge and awkward in shape.
Well, here is how I counted the pumpkins. I figured that I would lose count once I got one-third of the way, so decided to put colored dots on each of the pumpkins that I counted. After each 25, I changed the color of the dot. I also zoomed in on the original so I could count the ones in the back. I know I might have missed one or two, but I think my total is close. Close enough to name Natalie as the winner.
There are 94 pumpkins in this image.
Thanks for playing, LORELL