Today, I thought I would share a few photos from my morning bike ride but also give you a challenge! First, here are a few shots from this morning's ride:
The gator was only a baby but he sure was moving fast. :) And it was high tide this morning so we didn't have a lot of room for riding like we usually do. Guess I better check the tide schedules. LOL!
Now for your challenge. Identify what these photographs are from:
I am looking for a specific name. :) Each correct entry will be entered to win some crafting goodies including a Unity stamp handle, some ODBD stamps, and whatever else I can find and put together once I get home. Sorry I don't have a picture. I will have to share that once I am home. :) You have until tomorrow night (Saturday), 8/13, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern to enter your guess in the comment section. :) Have fun guessing, and have a joyous weekend ahead. :)
24 comments:
Those look like the scaly sides of Palmettos. Loved seeing those down in Charleston! Looks like a fun vacation.
This is the trunk of a palm tree. The dead branches have been trimmed off which makes it look like this!
Bark from a Palmetto palm tree? I have these in my yard her in LA, lower Alabama. I have toted a many a lot larger to the road side! We have a palm tree in a yard that has been here since our house was built in the 60's and trimming it is no fun. My grandson says I have a beach tree! Thanks for sharing your beautiful pics!
It looks like the bark of a palmetto tree. What a lovely bike ride you must have had :)
I agree with the bark of a Palm tree.
Palm Tree prawns that have been cut back.
I was going to say palm tree as well. Love the pics!
I also think it is the trunk of a Palmetto Palm tree that has been trimmed.
Me too - I think it's from the trunk of a Palmetto Palm tree. Great pics and beautiful area.
Sounds like your ride was fun! Beautiful pics. It is the bark of a palm tree.
Palm tree bark!
Looks like the trunk of a Palmetto Palm. I live in AZ and we have them in our back yard! Clever photo!
looks like to me the trunk of a Palmetto Palm tree
I live in BC Canada & have never seen these trees before so it took a few minutes on Google to figure it out! they are pics of a Cabbage Palmetto tree, which I learned is the Florida State Tree!
thanks for the photo "riddle"!
Leigh
The bark/trimmed branches of a Palmetto tree - I had one once and it stabbed me when i went to tidy it one year - I was pleased when we were able to have it removed!!
Blessings
Maxine
My parents have these at their home where I grew up. It is a Palmetto Palm tree. They are a pain to trim. We did have lots of birds make their nests in them which was neat to see. :)
I agree with the others palmetto palm bases we have them here in ca also.
Palm tree bark. Beautiful pics of your bike ride. Thanks for sharing Jo4Him
I'm thinking the trunk of a Palmetto palm tree as well.
I think it is a Palmetto Palm Tree. Have seen them before on vacation trips.What great sights to see on a bike trip.
This look like the bark from a Palmetto Tree. I'm from Charleston and this is the state tree! Oh, how I miss those lovely trees blowing in the wind in summer. :)
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Thanks for sharing your fabulous pictures, Patter! Looks like a wonderful place to vacation! Enjoy!
Hi Patter...I think this is a picture of a Palmetto palm tree : )
I recognized the picture right away! A palmetto tree! I remember them from when I lived in Charleston, SC; very common there.
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