Friday Night Spookiness
09.16.2022 Spalted Apparition
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At first I thought I was supposed to find a moth in here mimicking this pattern! 😉
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A moth would have put it over the top. 🙂
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One skeletal figure surrounded by a bevy of ghosts — it looks like Halloween came early.
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Yep. I thought that maybe I should have saved this for that day but enjoyed it enough that I shared it sooner. This is the same decaying log I have shared before in a different stage of aging.
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Shades of Casper (and not the one in Wyoming). The “head” looks so much like a skull. Maybe you have another take that you could still spring on people for Halloween.
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The other patterns were different. I’ll come up with something else. Maybe a haunted frog.
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I was also searching for a moth.
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I do have a hard to find moth shot but it’s not quite as scary. 🙂
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Great “spooky” image Steve! Enjoyed seeing it!
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Thanks, Reed. It ended up spookier than when first noticed.
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