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Nasty poison ivy! I always take a machete to the vine at the base of the tree, watch it die quickly… Bad stuff! LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
I didn’t realize what it was at first, but fortunately didn’t get any of it on myself. I was just focused on how nice it looked while I was out on a walk in the woods. Close call! LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
That’s good that you didn’t touch it, it will bring grief to your skin and brain! Take that machete to it. LikeLiked by 1 person
I love the color combination you captured. As John said, that’s nasty poison ivy!! Good thing you didn’t get too close. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Thanks. Seems bizarre to me that it’s so nasty, yet beautiful, at the same time! LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
You’re welcome. We have a lot of it growing along the side of our roads. It can be lovely to look at, but not to touch! LikeLiked by 1 person
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Nasty poison ivy! I always take a machete to the vine at the base of the tree, watch it die quickly… Bad stuff!
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I didn’t realize what it was at first, but fortunately didn’t get any of it on myself. I was just focused on how nice it looked while I was out on a walk in the woods. Close call!
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That’s good that you didn’t touch it, it will bring grief to your skin and brain! Take that machete to it.
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It’s like looking into a fairyland. Lovely picture.
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Thank you! It did feel like I was taking a peek 🙂
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Lovely photo.
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Thank you 😊
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I love the color combination you captured. As John said, that’s nasty poison ivy!! Good thing you didn’t get too close.
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Thanks. Seems bizarre to me that it’s so nasty, yet beautiful, at the same time!
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You’re welcome. We have a lot of it growing along the side of our roads. It can be lovely to look at, but not to touch!
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