the mushroom reminds me of tramping through damp, hot, steamy woods, fighting off early mosquitos, gnats and avoiding cobwebs springing out of nowhere, nose to the ground, encouraging the dogs to 'find them' even though they have no idea what's going on, the surprise and joy of each find, and then the frantic searching for a hat or shirt to pile them in, until you can get to the house to put them in salt water... and i dont even eat them..
Those are pretty funny. We humans just seem to love those morels! Last year is my first time to pick them, still eating them... yum. Plus they are magically wild looking creatures!
I love these kind of big random things that towns have! On a trip cross-country one time, my mom and I saw a giant cheese, a giant mouse (separate place) and a giant apple.
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the mushroom reminds me of tramping through damp, hot, steamy woods, fighting off early mosquitos, gnats and avoiding cobwebs springing out of nowhere, nose to the ground, encouraging the dogs to 'find them' even though they have no idea what's going on, the surprise and joy of each find, and then the frantic searching for a hat or shirt to pile them in, until you can get to the house to put them in salt water... and i dont even eat them..
ReplyDeleteHUGE mushroom! Wouldn't that be something to come across during a walk in the forest?
ReplyDeleteThose are pretty funny. We humans just seem to love those morels! Last year is my first time to pick them, still eating them... yum. Plus they are magically wild looking creatures!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures!
ReplyDeleteWow! The mushroom is so much larger than the ones i'm eating...;p
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That's one big (cold) clock and mushroom!
ReplyDeleteWhere is that mushroom? I'm surprised my mushroom-loving family (from childhood) never dragged me off to see that!
ReplyDeletePersonally, I like keeping track of time more than looking at a mushroom, but hey, they may just be me.....................:)
ReplyDeletethat mushroom is too funny
ReplyDeleteYOU amaze me!!!
ReplyDeleteThey are huge!! :0
ReplyDeleteI hope that clock is weather-proofed! I never have quite understood the reason these giants are put up...
ReplyDeleteHmmm...just wondering why you would build such a mushroom. Is it a mushroom farm? Interesting architecture!
ReplyDeleteI think they need to cut back on the roids! ;0
ReplyDeleteI like the grandfather's clock, but the mushroom isn't bad either!
ReplyDeleteHappy WW!
What is that mushroom? Is it at a children's park, or a sign for a restaurant? Nice find!
ReplyDeleteWow, the scale of these is amazing.
ReplyDeletethis just made me giggle ...
ReplyDeletethx!
I love these kind of big random things that towns have! On a trip cross-country one time, my mom and I saw a giant cheese, a giant mouse (separate place) and a giant apple.
ReplyDeleteSupersized is good fun!
ReplyDeleteGreat find. thanks for stopping by the Carnival and adding some personal insight. My, what a big 'shroom. Where in Missouri is it?
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Looks like something right out of a fairytale :-)
ReplyDeleteYou find the COOLEST things to photograph! I love the mushroom!
ReplyDeleteIf you were eating mushrooms and saw that mushroom you would absolutely FREAK.
ReplyDeleteWhat astonishingly BIG structures!
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
I should put the biggest Ukrainian egg on a post sometime and the biggest garlic sausage ring. Yep, we have those here. I really like that mushroom.
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