Pumpkins and gourds come in all sorts of colors and shapes, sizes and textures. Here are a couple of macro versions, smooth and gnarly. Autumn rocks!
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3 comments:
Love these macro-pumpkins! :) The bumpy one is especially cool!
What Jane said! :0)
The "smooth" pumpkin looks ghostly and the "bumpy" one looks like something out of Harry Potter :o) Very cool!!!
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