1. 1
   Mark Caldwell Said:
   4:31 pm 
   

   Well it’s hard to tell from the picture because it’s so small but the first thing that comes to mind is worm casts on a beach.

2. 2
   jams o donnell Said:
   4:32 pm 
   

   Is it stubble? I really don’t know but it is an excellent photo

3. 3
   WendyWings Said:
   4:43 pm 
   

   Um an extreme closeup of the middle of a sunflower ? That’s all I got lol.

4. 4
   And Miles To Go.... Said:
   4:45 pm 
   

   the white background is throwing me off–I haven’t a clue!

5. 5
   Suprina Said:
   4:55 pm 
   

   I can come with with two things.

   Used Cigarette butts and a lot of them or a lot of those black Cat Firework fire crackers. I know I am probably wrong though.

   Happy WW!

6. 6
   Toni Said:
   5:02 pm 
   

   No clue! Can’t wait to find out~

7. 7
   Brillig Said:
   5:17 pm 
   

   I have no idea, but I’m intrigued! Very cool!

8. 8
   SandyCarlson Said:
   5:44 pm 
   

   Thatch?

9. 9
   LynnS Said:
   6:55 pm 
   

   Is it coral?

10. 10
    CableGirl Said:
    7:01 pm 
    

    It looks like a type of coral.

    Happy WW.

11. 11
    Isabelle aka Tricotine Said:
    7:09 pm 
    

    Fresh cut grass?

    Happy WW!

12. 12
    Isabelle aka Tricotine Said:
    7:15 pm 
    

    Fresh cut grass?

    And no I haven’t said that already… LOL

    Happy WW!

13. 13
    Isabelle aka Tricotine Said:
    7:16 pm 
    

    OOOPS! As a matter of fact, I DID have said that already… ;-P

14. 14
    Traci Said:
    7:59 pm 
    

    I think it might be carpet?

15. 15
    Tonya Said:
    8:34 pm 
    

    hmmmm let’s see
    shag carpet
    or
    coral / anemone

16. 16
    Robin Said:
    8:49 pm 
    

    carpet fibers? But I see others have said that, so it must be waaaaaay off…bummah.

    p.s. I’m blogging a surprise for you tonight ….check back, okay?

17. 17
    letha Said:
    8:51 pm 
    

    Hay or straw is all I can think of.

18. 18
    Leslie Said:
    9:07 pm 
    

    Shark egg cases?

19. 19
    Leslie Said:
    9:08 pm 
    

    I really have no idea, but at least you know I am paying attention LOL

20. 20
    Megan Said:
    9:19 pm 
    

    Yeah, I’m thinking bathroom rug.

21. 21
    Girl Gone Wild Said:
    9:47 pm 
    

    I’m gonna say it looks like an extreme close-up of something like mold or something related. None the less, it’s a neat pic.

22. 22
    Sarah Said:
    10:00 pm 
    

    black and white of a crowd from above?

23. 23
    jumpback Said:
    6:46 am 
    

    sea urchins or something?

24. 24
    Pamela Said:
    9:20 am 
    

    I want to say some kind of marine life… almost looks like barnacles…

    but not quite shaped right. tube worms?

    If I find out it is leg hair stubble I’m going to go shave.

25. 25
    JHS Said:
    9:49 am 
    

    No clue!

26. 26
    kailani Said:
    12:13 pm 
    

    I have absolutely no idea. Cool photo, though!

27. 27
    Vixen Said:
    1:32 pm 
    

    Clueless…..but very interested to see what it is tomorrow!

28. 28
    Val Said:
    3:20 pm 
    

    Looks like the inside of a sunflower to me. Very cool picture.

29. 29
    Laura @ Laura Williams' Musings Said:
    3:41 pm 
    

    Interesting photo!

    Looks like sea coral.

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30. 30
    Danette Haworth Said:
    4:19 pm 
    

    penne pasta?
    shag carpet
    some kind of fungus?

31. 31
    TorAa Said:
    6:57 pm 
    

    Looks very much alike some small mushroms we have around here…

32. 32
    Pass The Torch » Plimoth Plantation - Plymouth, Massachusetts Pinged With:
    9:15 pm 
    

    [...] Yesterday I asked you to identify a photo. Your guesses were great (be sure to go read them!) but Sandy Carlson got it right. It’s a thatched roof at Plimoth Plantation — you can see one such roof in the background of this photo: [...]

33. 33
    Robin Said:
    11:46 am 
    

    Nope, I looked at it again…I would have NEVER gotten it right…not in a million guesses :/.

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