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Project V Day Three: Pecan Husk


Day Three is a pecan husk that Kona and I found on one of our walks.  The sidewalk is littered with them - which means there are lots of pecans - which means there are lots of squirrels.  Lots.  Of. Squirrels.  

Apparently pecans are not enough for this overabundant squirrel population so they have taken to eating the apartment complex from the roof down.  I'm 95% sure that within the next couple of weeks they will have eaten the top two floors.  

Maybe this is a super special pecan husk and they are desperately trying to reclaim it so that is why they are specifically working on my side of the building.  Well too bad squirrels!  I'm keepin' this husk!


Say cheese little pecan husk!


Day Three grid aka (1,3)
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  1. AnonymousFebruary 17, 2013 at 5:02 PM

    Looking good!! Squirrels are probably living in your ceiling planning on how to steal the super special pecan husk.

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