After publishing a photo of autumn leaves, I have one more to show off. This time I added a quarter to give you an idea of the size. I’m following the advice of a great photographer whose blog I follow on WordPress, linked here.
I left the leaf on the counter, and friend Brit noticed it as soon as she walked in the kitchen. I gave the background, and she picked it up and put it on like a hat. If only I’d had my camera in my hand and not in my pocket! She had a busy day ahead and rushed off.
I held grandson David hostage while he quickly ate his dinner before going to work. I asked him to wear the leaf hat so that I could get a photo of it. He was sweet to humor me. I can see now that it would have looked much more appropriate on Brit’s head, because it looks like the mobcap of a Colonial woman.


I checked the link to your friend’s blog, but I could not find the quarter next to the bear…but your young friends really humor you! I’d say David makes a good hat model.
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I hope Wayne sees your comment.
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I did Anne and thank you for the shout out!
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And a beautiful photograph it was! The bear likely pawed the quarter out of the way to reach the fish.
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I’m sure he bearly noticed that it was there
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We’ll paws to think about that.
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that hurt
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Are you a grOUCH?
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Ha! Ha!
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Great! I’ve enjoyed your posts and hope others will, as well.
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thanks Anne!
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Poor David, suffering humiliation just to please you. It could as easily gone on your head or even the dog’s. Hugs Galore
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But I’m not good at selfies!
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I’m sure David would have taken a picture for you though I can’t guarantee it would be a good one as no doubt he’d be shaking with laughter. Huge Hugs
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You’re right. David would have taken my picture under normal circumstances, but he was hurrying to eat and get to work. He might have keeled over laughing.
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Oops! The hugs dropped off. Here they are.
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David is a good sport!
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David has always been a good sport. Thank you for saying it.
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Are those Sycamore leaves perhaps? I’ve seen them on walks in the woods and Googled them to find out what they were … almost as big as a dinner plate! David is a good model.
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I think it is a sycamore leaf.
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we have a plant out here with leafs 4 feet across!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunnera_manicata#:~:text=Gunnera%20manicata%20is%20a%20large,ft)%20on%20a%20mature%20plant.
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No quarter needed there either!
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Those leaves are enormous!
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and the underside has huge thorn like spikes! If one fell on you, you’d be a goner!
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I’m glad I’m not going to walk under one of those lethal leaves.
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That is one big leaf!!
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There are huge leaves cluttering several yards. I love to step on them on the road. They have a great crunch factor.
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They would. It’s like bubble pack!
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Great analogy!
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