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Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Wordless Wednesday: Ball stuck in a tree
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22 comments:
Great shot Carver! I love it
Fantastic shot :)
Is it your ball...... LOL
This is absolutely beautiful!
And thank you so much for stopping by The Villages Daily Photo...
Beautiful ball coloured!
Great picture!
Léia
How did that ball got stuck there? i like the color, it blended pretty well with the surrounding.
Very kewl shot! That looks like Molly's blue ball ;--)
Hugs and blessings,
Who's ball it is? :) I like the color of the ball ;)
Happy WW!
The ball camouflage well amongst the trees.:)
Thanks for visiting everyone. I don't know the origin of the ball. We were walking on the trail and I noticed a ball stuck up in a tree and of course had to snap a picture.
Are you sure it's not a UFO??
I can imagine the owner of that ball, brawling big hot tears all the way home!!
uh oh....Great shot. Happy WW:)
It looks like the earth up there amoung the all the leafy greens.
That looks like a really large ball to be stuck in such a small tree??
I can imagine almost missing that ball it blends in with the beautiful trees so well, this is great for WW!
Cool... I just want to climb up there and pop it down.. it's a great photo opp!!
Fantastic Capture !! Lovely Location...
the ball reminds me of earth, perched high in a tree unique effect
Rather looks like a small planet...perhaps Aliens are really among us!
Sandi
Very interesting! I wonder who is missing their ball?
Late to the party ... I guess that went over everyone's heads .. LOL .. great capture!
Reminds me of the Kite-Eating Tree in the Charlie Brown cartoons! I bet somebody was unhappy about this one.
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