Keeping with our theme of heart-shaped images, we've come from
the following threads, now nearing five years old:
It must be love (Part 1)
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/722359/
It must be love (Part 2)
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/1033111/
This evening, as I was preparing to make scalloped potatoes, one
potato made a plea not to be eaten.
♥ It must be love!
LOL! How cute!
Wow, it's perfect!
OMG here we are with more hearts...amazing for sure!!!
Today, as hubby and I strolled along the creek side at Beaver Dam, I could not help
but to notice this...see the bottom left section of the image. We did not touch anything in
this picture, but we did pick the rock up to take home with us. :-)
We can only guess that a rock set on top of the other one for a long time, or a calcium
deposit, who knows, but what an amazing find!
Oh, how cool is that!!!
Hope you brought it home!
Here are a couple of rocks I've found in our woods over the last few months, and have procrastinated in taking pics of them...
KyWoods, the small one looks like an arrowhead. Is it?
Not that I know of, but there are lots of curiously shaped pieces of rock I've collected that look like they could've been native American tools.
And...drumroll, please...the grand Poobah of the heart-shaped findings over the weekend:
We had to unload the car before we found our buried treasure.
A heart-shaped rock Rog found during a walk by the water at
Beaver Dam.
One does not go looking for, but rather, finds such good things.
This is a rock of good size that takes up the palm of one's hand. ♥
Ta-da! Yet another one! This time, showing up in the form of bug and / or bird peckage in a plum.
LOL Something that would normally really annoy you made you smile!
I'm always amazed at how you find these hearts..lol
You must be extremely observant!
How cool is that! LOL
A lovely surprise this morning! Heart-shaped images on our
first Shiitake mushroom harvest from spore plugs in oak logs
cut from our woods.
Hmm....kinda looks like a cross-stitch design!
Ky, it does, doesn't it! Good to see you!
:) Congrats on your mushroom harvest! Is it hard to grow them? I thought about maybe trying it.
Yet another heart treasure! You must smile each and every time you come across one..
Ky, not hard at all, but I'm wondering if we put in our plugs a little late. The season was a bit dry.
Hopefully, they will take off next year and we'll have a larger harvest.
I realize some might think I fabricate these hearts, but
I swear they are actual. This one was discovered on the
second swipe of a butter knife on an avocado.
Such fun to find!
Perfect! A lot of people wouldn't have noticed that--you've got a good eye!
Maybe we should all be on the lookout for hearts to post here, in honor of Valentine's Day. :)
Wow, yet another heart treasure!
Valentine's Day is coming up again, and I thought of this old thread when I saw a photo in an article about an artist who uses items in nature to make lovely art.
The sixth photo is of heart-shaped rocks and shells:
http://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/wilderness-resources/blogs/artist-creates-beautiful-order-from-foraged-objects
Ky, thank you so much for sharing! Good to see you again!
Oh my, I just found this thread, will follow along to enjoy all the heart shapes of nature.
