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13 comments:
Even more pods for Albina!!!
great photos!
Thanks Simon, all podded out now!
Only you could make pods look artistic...x
Thanks Abbey, still don't think they can pick up a paintbrush! Hhehehee
could this be described as a "pod cast"? ahahahahahahaahah!!
Hehhehhee, it could with all this raucous laughter to go with Simon! HAHHAHHAAAA
The top shot is my favourite closely followed by the second one. I can almost hear them rustling in the breeze.
They do rustle in the breeze Modroom, and even more-so with lots of wind which is why some of the pods are a bit fuzzy :)
WOW! My first thought was, is that REAL? Looks fake, but no, on closer inspection, it is surely real. Never seen anything like that, how utterly cool. Super shots of it.
It never occurred to me pods can be alien in other countries Mary Stebbins Taitt! In Australia, seeds are often released by pods from the heat of bush fires :)
Well, we have pods, of some sorts, it was that strange flower that looks alien. We have honey locusts pods(they are not native) and black locust pods.
I feel like this is pod country now ...
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