Pine cone alley...

Because of all the big pines that drop their cones. I've got to pick all those up too. Shot in monochrome mode.

[Mark St Clair]

I used to use the cones to start the fireplace

[Corinne C]

I love your edit on this pic!
Oh the smell of fresh pine cones!

[LTaylor]

escapes my vocabulary other than just exactly

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Looks good.

[Mags]

@frodob Thank you very much, Mark. They pop, but good for outdoor fire pits. =)

@corinnec Thank you so much, Corinne.

@365projectltaylor LOL! Thank you.

@mittens Thank you, Marilyn.

[Diana]

I love all the wonderful shapes and framing.

[Mags]

@ludwigsdiana Thank you, Diana.

[LManning (Laura)]

I love the edit! Looks like you will have a sore back after picking all those up.

[Karen]

There are a lot of cones there - what happens to them after you’ve collected them? Do people buy them for decor or for the fireplace?

[haskar]

I really like pine cones and I always have a few at home.

[Renee Salamon]

That’s a massive job😔 do you do something with them?

[Mags]

@ljmanning Thank you, Laura. You are right!

@cocokinetic I haul them to the pine cone graveyard in the back and let the squirrels do to them what they will. =)

@haskar Thank you so much, Haskar.

@rensala It is a big job and needs to be done a few times. Yep, I haul them to the pine cone graveyard in the back for the squirrels.

[Rob Z]

Love it with your frame

[Phil Howcroft]

you are very kind to your squirrels mags

[Mags]

@robz Thank you very much, Rob.

@phil_howcroft LOL! Not really. They're just tree rats with bushy tails. =)

[Walks @ 7]

If those squirrels would only help with cone pickup.....

[Mags]

@joysabin Ha ha! If only! =)