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Sorry to her of your back pain, hope things are getting better!
I see now! Thanks!
We had our first Friday on Main yesterday. Not many cars showed up. Will process what I have and post in the weekender.
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Here's another.
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Apparently water drops on something, but I'm not sure what.
Based on the shapes and forms, my first thought was some sort of plant. perhaps a succulent. But the teal color seems unlikely to be found on a plant.
My second thought was that this is a closeup shot of the skin of a reptile or amphibian; chameleons and small lizards come to mind.
Then I thought it resembled the strange patches of growth on some birds, such as parrots or some other colorful exotic birds.
But it's likely that none of these is right.
For all I know, it's just dyed Naugahyde.
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I had to look up Naugahyde. It isn't a name used in Australia AFAIK.
No it isn't Naugahyde.
It is water drops on something.
I did also think it looked or could look like all of the above, except it isnt.
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It sounds difficult?
Time for clues?
It is always outside and I do use it outside every day.
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Closeup of a watering can for outdoor gardening???
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I'm afraid it isn't a garden hose because it is a close-up of the handle of the plastic watering can after a frost thawed into dewdrops.
So Dave is correct.
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