Slitherin Slug Slime
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Wednesday, 29 October 2008
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8 comments:
Gorgeous photo, which one is it? The colour is Blue Hubbard but not the shape, is it 'photoshop' colour? I'm a little curious :-)
LOL Tyra
I am not sure which type of pumpkin it is – they came from our local veg grower in the next village. They have a very subtle, light grey-green colour, but I photographed them outdoors, under an overcast sky, and the colour turned almost silver (without the help of photoshop).
Very different from the daily variety of pumpkins we see here.
Great capture!
happy WW!
Here's my WW! Thanks!
Interesting post. Beautiful photo. Happy WW :)
Those look like pumpkin ghosts. :P Happy WW!
Vilken läcker pumpa! Har bara sett oranga tidigare.
Katarina
There is a pumpkin variety here in the US called Lumina that looks a little like yours. Lovely photo! Thanks for visiting my blog. Do you know of the blog The Intercontinental Gardener? The gal who writes it is a transplant here to Seattle but has lived and gardened in Sweden and Australia at least, maybe more places. She could probably share your feelings about having to start over somewhere new and learn all about slugs! :)
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