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This beauty is the stem of a home grown strawberry.  Pretty neat.

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  1. I'd never have known that was a Strawberry stem. Lovely.

    Hope you have a fab Friday.

    (Laura, I got the washi tape yesterday:))

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  2. Simply stunning, Laura and I've been eating strawberries tonight for dessert, yum

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  3. Wow, Laura. Color me impressed. I always say I only like strawberries that still have their "hats" on, but I had NO idea they also had stems. Great photo, too!

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  4. Wow. I didn't even recognise it. What beauty you find in nature....I love it.
    Hugs,
    Annie x

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  5. Wow how wonderful, I would never have known, I think when summer comes around here in Australia I might be doing some close up shots of the strawberry's now with the micro setting on the camera. Thanks for sharing.

    Hugs Eliza

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  6. This is a great shot. I will have to look closer next time.
    Hugs
    xx

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