Saturday, 8 November 2008

Guess what?


Can anyone guess what is lying under the tree?
Answer tomorrow.

16 comments:

  1. will have to wait...
    looks too hard for it to be a fruit..

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  2. Gee, this is a tough one. I looked & looked to try to guess what those are but I have to admit I'm stumped. First of all, if they are something edible I think the people of Hania would have harvested them & taken them home. But they sort of look like misshapen ripe avocados, or huge figs or plums. Maybe some sort of nut? Or, perhaps you have a large bird roosting in that tree & those are the droppings. ;)

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  3. Are they those delicious things whose name starts with C ?

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  4. they look like the droppings of an animal and I am going to guess "goat".

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  5. Dried up olives ?

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  6. Something must have fallen from that tree, but what that might be is beyond me!

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  7. Perhaps they are small pebbles? Smooth river pebbles? I see some seem to be stashed inside the bottom of the tree.

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  8. Well then, I'd better not be lazy this time and enlarge the photo if they are not chestnuts.
    How about . . . llama turds?

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  9. Not llama poo? Maybe alpaca?
    Do you have any of those animals?
    I did so much livestock poop-scooping, I should know what's in your photo. Guess my scatology skills are getting rusty.

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  10. Is that dung? It sure looks like that...
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  11. Maria, you know what? The fist time I looked at this photo I thought about sth disgusting...
    But as I looked at the comments above, I'm thinking maybe they're right, yes, oliver?

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  12. OH sh..! This is a bang my head on the desk moment when you reveal the answer. I knew I'd seen that characteristic shape of poo so many times before. How could I forget my beloved donkeys???

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  13. Gosh, Maria, so my first guess is right! I thought they are dungs!

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