While Jo and I did our tour through some local nurseries we stopped in between at Wildflour Bakery in Freestone for some scones. Their scones are legendary good - I had a Gravenstein apple, raspberry and marzipan one whereas Jo enjoyed a Meyer lemon and raspberry one. I think she also had almonds in hers. They are sinfully good!
Kim's texture pumpkingrunge in soft light at 30%
The bakery has a little garden in the back where we retreated to eat our scones at some place in the shade (it was a very hot day). At the end of this natural tunnel we saw this huge pumpkin hanging, further secured with some garden twine. I expected some fairies turning up and dancing on this pumpkin!
Kim's texture dustyrose in soft light at 65% (texture brushed from pumpkin),
copy and multiply at 65%
I'm linking up with Kim's Friday Finds - a new favorite of mine!
14 comments:
Just made pumpkin soup from a homegrown pumpkin. Yum!
Pretty cool to see the pumpkin hanging there like that!
Beautiful photos, Carola! Sounds like a wonderful place to visit and great food too! there is nothing quite like a fresh scone!
I have never seen a pumpkin hanging, but isn't is marvelous. The photos are pretty marvelous too ~
Great pumpkin and I LOVE scones. They both sound delicious.
Wow! That is way cool! Wonderful capture and texture application!
Hearing about those scones made my mouth water and such a lovely garden spot to enjoy them. Terrific pumpkin image!
this is great - it looks like you Photoshopped it : ) and the scone flavors sound wonderful!
What an awesome find! This bakery sounds wonderful as do the scones.
What a lovely focal point for the tunnel of vegetation. Hanging up there it looks like it could be a giant organic disco ball. All the best, Bonny
Hi Carol,
Such a lovely image of the pumpking ... It has a wonderful color and form!
Oh scones ... yummy ... It sounds like you've had a lovely trip!
that is such a COOL idea!
I love it! Hanging a pumpkin
by simple string....brilliant.
Going to have a go with some smaller ones. Thanks for the awesome images and wonderful idea.
-Jennifer
What a sweet image, I love your composition and processing.
That fairy pumpkin is pure magic with its carefully tied twine hanging gracefully in the arbor = Splendid find and photos!
You are girls after my own he♥rt in quest of the best scones...
Happy Hunting! :-)
oxo
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