This gardener must have had that Friday Feeling when they went looking for plant pots!

Beja, Alentejo

If you have not yet joined in the fun of the Squares Challenge this month, we are looking for square photographs that are;

  • Differing from the usual or not happening often (ie oddballs, the exceptions and follies)
  • Separated from its set or mate (eg odds and ends or maybe odd socks or shoes)
  • Not divisible exactly by two (ie odd numbers) or the number is unknown (ie 300 odd birds)
  • Or simply something that you find odd, afterall oddness like beauty is in the eye of the beholder

77 thoughts

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  3. Ok, I can see the elephant legs now that I scanned the comments. At first they looked like weirdly large trunks of trees or plants but definitely odd and not particularly attractive. I’m sharing something that’s odd and I don’t know what it is or what its function is. Still and all, that’s odd, isn’t it? 🙂

    An odd something

    janet

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    2. PS Loving your horse oddity today. Did leave a comment in your great post as so good to see a square from you, but have a suspicion that the WP gremlins may have hidden me in Spam

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    1. Felt perfectly safe at the time under them, but goodness knows if I’d feel the same way today if they are still there!

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  17. I saw elephants, too! Perhaps a lick of paint would brighten them up, or am I becoming a paint obssessive? I feel sorry fro the poor plants. How can they breath?

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