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Another puzzle picture - now showing the answer

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You guys are so good I just know you'll get this one right away...

Bruce

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HA! Mushroom udders :lol: Uh...universal veil framgments :?:
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Hmmm... :-k
Would say that Ken has already nailed it. 8)
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Can absolutely see where you're coming from Ken and I'd say you're better than luke warm - but we are not looking at universal veil fragments...

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I thought it was the asteroid where Han Solo parked the Millenium Falcon and got chased out of the mouth of the giant "space snake", but maybe not! Nice puzzle, anyway!
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Well this looks like a mushroom of some sorts or maybe even a bracket fungi. Puzzling, could be sporangia of sorts or some other spore bearing structure(s). :-k
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I thought is was the underside of a mushroom too, but now I must go with Mike's theory. :lol:
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Knowiing Bruce could be some kind of fossil too. :-k
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I got it!! I got it!!! :D :D It is the skin of a lizard!! :D
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As I said earlier, Ken is more than lukewarm. It's a fungus alright...but not a mushroom exactly...

Will post the answer when I get back from me Ma's this evening.

Bruce :D
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Im thinking puffball.
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A gold star for Gordon =D> and of course not forgetting Ken's very close (more than just) guesses.

Thanks to all who had a shot (serious or otherwise :D ) .

Bruce

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