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Your pumpkins look great! We didn't carve pumpkins this year. It's fun to come up with designs for them.
ReplyDeleteJust to reassure you I'm NOT voting for Trump! Scary!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. And I am not voting for Trump either.
ReplyDeleteI love your pumpkins - especially the one with the ready made nose. I hope you enjoyed your Halloween. We are on to the holidays......ughs!
ReplyDeleteGreat work,. The ghost one is just brilliant. We carved pumpkins one year, but we soon realized that the pumpkins don't last long in the heat.
ReplyDeleteWhat amazing pumpkins. All our home-grown ones are lumpy and bumpy and I just love it. Your carving is much better than mine! Congratulations! Thank you for sharing. Happy Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteNice shots. The pumpkins look really spooky. Hope you had a great Halloween!
ReplyDeleteWhat great looking pumpkins! I was not able to carve any myself this year, but I'm glad you shared pictures of yours! :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I've never carved a pumpkin. Probably because it's not really part of our culture/tradition to celebrate Halloween. But this is nice.
ReplyDeleteI like the one with the warts, that's creepy cute. :)
ReplyDeleteThat warty one must be a witch pumpkin.
ReplyDeleteI love the warty pumpkin. What a great way to start a jack-o-lantern.
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