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3 Comments on Pine Cone Festival ~ Worlds Largest Pine Cone Contest
This is a very interesting post Kim because I collect pine cones from different areas I visit around the USA. I owned some river frontage property in Northern California several years ago and I have a pine cone from there and it is a little smaller than a basketball. It has to be the largest pine cone I have ever seen!
VB ;o)
Kim, this sounds so cool! Guess what my stomping grounds are here in PA? Arrowhead Lakes in Pocono Lake, PA. Why dont you subscribe to me and I will subscribe to you?
Kim, just keep the pine cones away from your dog, My sister's dog ate a pine cone and had to have surgery... That was an expensive pine cone! (so of course I give her pine cones for christmas every year since I am such a wonderful brother!)