In A Pickle

Many things to do - missing some vacationing co-workers at the office, behind on housework, and way behind on commenting on 365! Maybe by this weekend, I'll be a little more caught up! As always, thanks for making time to stop by!

[Simply Amanda]

Oh yum! I want some of the ones on the left!

[*lynn]

So many things must come before our beloved 365!

[Milanie]

I'm not sure where you've had time to work - not to mention comment. They look wonderful!

[gloria jones]

Great shot, composition

[Tracy]

Nice composition and colors, and they look good!

[Babs]

A lovely half and half shot. Delicious too.

[Denise (lyndemc)]

Oh, I bet these taste delicious. The checkered tablecloth works perfect in this setting.

[Brigette]

I so like this

[Nancy]

nice

[Louise & Ken]

Delightful title...love the inference! Must say those pickles look awfully good!

[Issi Bannerman]

I feel like you at the moment too! Lovely image of all this pickle!

[Margo Sayer]

Looks as if Linny's Pinny might have been significantly involved in this production? Super composition! Following you too.

[Linda]

Yum! Homemade pickles are the best! Nice shot

[photogq]

looks great.
what is the difference in the two sides?

[Lin]

@gq One is sweet and the other is more like a sour/dill pickle - all her produce is wonderful! Thanks for stopping by!

[Lin]

@s4sayer This is from a family that I visit at the Farmer's Market each week - everything from this booth is fabulous (I wish I could can/bake like they do!) Thanks for the follow!

[Lynne]

Nicely done.

[katy]

At least you are still finding time to take and post photos. This one is spectacular

[Richard Hickey]

Cool picture.

[bkb in the city]

Those look so good