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It looketh like Pinus halepensis or whatever can be made out from dead fallen leaves... next time call 8) CSI 8) squad...

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RB, are you reading shakespear ?! :-D

Yes this is easy, its hay :wink:
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"leaves" is correct (not Pinus), "fallen" is wrong
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This is difficult jackpot !! :scratch:
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hint: I like it very much (in contrast to my kids when they were young), and Cowboys know it without knowing it.... :-D
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Cowboys know it without knowing it: What are Cowboys doing??
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You like/eat grass?

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:-D :-D
never heard that Cowboys eat grass...
they ride on horses!!!
so they know their horses very well...
not only what horses eat, also what happens after dinner...
:-D :-D
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This gets worse! you don't eat that!!
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what happens after dinner?
what we can describe as 'jiggy jiggy!'
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Is it a Bromus spp. ? I saw something like that in abandoned fields in Gozo. Still green at the moment! If not is it Poaceae?
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no!
ok- lets go back to the horses...
this looks like very similar (except the horse has diarrhoe)
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Very hard for me to communicate, for I can use the screen-letters only, but I guess: Neptunballs.
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Very viable, but Cowboys??

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RB wrote:Very viable, but Cowboys??

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could think, they are "horse-balls".
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Hmm, "leaves - but not fallen"

ehhh Jack is cheating here, I would say more than just fallen, rolled, and eroded, and I would even say that describing as "leaves" is pushing it!

I suppose that my diary is also, in a way, "trees" then! Only just a little processed :wink:

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my guess shifted to some palm tree.
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yes- congratulation: greenhorn got it!
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yes, its easy after seeing the entire photo (and Neptune-balls was a better clue from cowboys and indians!)
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A Seahose-ball for fishermen?
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