I'm still here!
Just been enjoying the out-of-doors more than doing time on the computer ~
Farmer's Almanac says that this winter is going to be worse than last year's,
...so we better enjoy it while we can!!
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While J & I were out for our evening walk the other day, I came across the 'droppings' of a Large Oak Tree ~
NO! I am not trying to squirrel these things away for the looonng Winter, but I couldn't resist gathering a 'pocket' full and bringing them home...
But, NOW WHAT TO DO with them? I baked them already to destroy any 'unwanted guests', I've spraypainted a few to make into pendants... ANYONE out there have any suggestions??
It's definitely looking like 'the.end.of.summer' in the gardens...
Harvesting of the lanterns is just about a full-time job (in between rain!!)
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I guess before we know it, it REALLY will be Fall |
I'm 'almost' getting a little excited about it ;-)
2 comments:
Our oak trees are dropping a lot of acorns the old guy in town said that is a sign of a bad winter to come (they are food for deer). I love your lanterns!
Fall is coming fast. acorns if you glue the caps on you can make a nice sting of them to decorate with.
Cathy
Do those lanterns come from seeds or bulbs? I would guess seeds. They are beautiful. I have never seen those around here.
I always freeze my acorns. Baking makes sense too. Those wiggly varmits inside are SO GROSS!
Its nearly 100 again today so Fall cannot come quick enough for ME!
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