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- Currently retired and enjoying life.
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ReplyDeleteYou'll NEVER see so much pumpkins at the same time in France! :o)
ReplyDeleteThat is odd. I wonder why they stack them up high. Don't they want people to pick them up and carry them to the cashier?
ReplyDeletePumpkins looks beautiful in the way they are arranged.
ReplyDeleteLove this!
ReplyDeleteNever seen sooo many big pumpkins!
ReplyDeleteSome beautiful large pumpkins. Impressive all together like this.
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you so much for identifying my red machine on my Mornington Peninsula Daily blog. Appreciated.
Not at these levels, but we begin to see some pumpkins here too for Halloween...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. So much orange!
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