This rowdy green fellow were spotted in a garden in Scotland, I have never seen anything like it here in Sweden.
I have no idea what it is, but it is not vibrating, that’s all I’m saying…. *giggles*
Mar is going to tell us about: On drinking stars…
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Lifecruiser I think it’s a pine and it’s just developing it’s cones. yes when they are young they do look kind of phallic don’t they? LOL Vibrating indeed!
What an exciting plant…doesn’t it look like a pine tree? I never associate them for a phalic symbol before, but maybe they grow them big in Scotland!
“it is not vibrating, that’s all I’m saying…. *giggles*”
Bwahahahahahaha!
You’re so bad. And, that’s why I like ya, too!
Ho! Ho! We have perhaps to ask informations about this big cone to our friends from Scotland! I’m very curious now!!!
Hi Captain,
So that is how you did your back in, vibrating pines….the rabbits had better watch out from these organic orgas…..s
What a beautiful pine tree. sara from farmingfriends
LOL….you can’t fool me! That’s an evergreen tree [or bush] with new growth!
I wouldn’t have thought of the “vibrating” aspect but now that you mention it – hmmm. Could give it a whole new perspective there too ya know.
Phallic signs all over… see you tomorrow at my place!!!
Interesting, suggestive plant part. Happy GTS,
Aiyana
My son was here for supper tonight and I showed him your blog with the “vibrator” pine cone and then, the wet suit instructions. He absolutely howled laughing over the wet suit! I knew he’d get a huge charge out of that one!
ooooh it’s very green isn’t it Captain ……
Yes, it is a pine tree, but the most important it was how you taken the picture, i’m saying that i don’t saw it like these before, vibrating
That’s very, hmm, interesting…., Captain
“this rowdy fellow” ~ LOL!!!