There is something very sinister about big holes in tree trunks...would you stick your hand in it if I dared you?
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23 comments:
I probably would though we do have snakes around here. We used to have a Muscovy duck that sat on her eggs in a hole like that until one day something got her. I placed a child's china tea set in it later for some future child to find.
It depends on how strong the dare was.
Very nice photo.
Darryl and Ruth : )
Oh, no, I would absolutely not stick my hand in that hole. It does look very sinister.
... uh, probably not! Nonetheless, it makes for a good photo to see who actually took up your dare and the consequences! =)
We have no snakes or anything particularly dangerous around these parts but I would still not put my hand in there. I'd send Amy the dog to scout around on my behalf however.
Not without a lot of inspection first. I do not want to grab a snake.
Nope. I won't even dangle my arm over the side of the bed at night for fear something beneath the bed will grab me. Forget about sticking my hand into a big black hole.
I would stick my hand in there, after I first stuck my walking stick in there. In my geocaching hobby I have stuck my hand into lots of tree trunks.
No way.
No I would NOT put my hand in that hole, spiders, bugs, snakes etc come to mind right away. but i would take the photo just like you did. I got some really fantastic shots of knots on trees at the park last week. of course soon to be seen on my blog.
The only thing I would stick in there would be my camera lens ... flash on!
As long as you did it first.lol
Absolutely not!
No, I wouldn't! Not even if you double dared me! If I did, I have no doubt the biggest, hairiest spider would crawl on me. Great photo, though. :)
HI SUNNYSUNSHINE ! :) OH I WOULD PUT MY HAND IN THERE, YOU BETCHA ! BUT TAKE OUT VERY FAST, LOL!
THANKYOU FOR STOPPING IN AT MY BLOG HERE, AND ALSO THANKYOU FOR LISTENING TO ME SING ~ VERY NICE OF YOU!
PLEASE BE SAFE AND HAVE FUN!
LOVE THIS MUSIC YOU HAVE PLAYING THIS MORNING :)
I HAVE BEEN BUSY WITH LEARNING HOW TO MAKE A MOVIE! MY FRIEND RON IS A TALENTED MAN AND WE ARE COLLABERATING ! NON-PROFESSIONAL, JUST HAVING FUN :)
HUGS, SUNNY NELSON
No---I wouldn't want to stick my hand in that hole ---but when my sons were younger, they would have done it....
I'm sure it made a good home for some critters --maybe several...
Thanks for sharing... Glad you enjoyed your COW.
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Betsy
Isn't there a teaching about that? There could be any number of critters in there. I sit and wait for a cat to check it out for me.
Naw, not even when I was younger !!
Around here, you would probably be inviting yourself into a groundhog den, they have HUGE teeth !
A lovely, picture, very intriguing, I'd be tempted to look inside ;)
Hmmm - NO!
Not if it were around here, I would not. Squirrels, birds and a raccoon live in the holes of my trees.
Oh I don't think so, thank you very much. Beware of the unforeseen!
I think I'll just admire your wonderful photo and let someone else be brave.
Not on your life! I think about bees, snakes, raccoons, any number of nasty things in there!
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