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Easy-cooked egg in a slice of Amy's Brioche, topped with Grafton Cheddar. Served with broiled tomatoes, and candied bacon.
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the bacon was sooo good. The portion of tomato was minimal compared to other pics on the internet :(
Easter eggs dyed by Kearah. I think she was trying for a large variety of colours, patterns & techniques.
These where all "store bought" eggs as the ones from out bckyard chickens come precoloured a pale brown or blue.
Last year we had so many extra colourful hard boiled eggs that I took them to work as snacks & it took almost a week to through them all.
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I started numbering my eggs because I have always been bad with math. This is why I went to MIT and majored in History. The fact they come in boxes of 15 instead of 12 in Denmark is killing me! Now I always know how many eggs I have left! Thanks to my sharp mind I will never run out of eggs again.
This pair of skua eggs were seen in an untended nest at Beacon Head on Lystad Bay, Horseshoe Island, Antarctica.
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Easter eggs dyed by Kearah. I think she was trying for a large variety of colours, patterns & techniques.
These where all "store bought" eggs as the ones from out bckyard chickens come precoloured a pale brown or blue.
Last year we had so many extra colourful hard boiled eggs that I took them to work as snacks & it took almost a week to through them all.
If you like my work click the "Follow" button on Flickr.
Other places to see my work rumimume.blogspot.ca/, Google+ google+, twitter
Created for the Three Muses challenge where this week the theme is EGG.
Credits can be found on my blog.
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(022/365) This has to be the earliest I have ever seen Easter eggs for sale in a supermarket. Easter Sunday is 17th April this year so that's a whole 3 months early.
I can't believe the price either. I wouldn't pay 14 Euro for an average sized Easter egg & when was it for sale for 18 Euro? I thought for a sale discount like this to be legal the item has to have been on sale at the higher price for a certain number of days prior to the discount kicking in. Hmmm Mr Tesco are you playing by the rules here?
Eggs and Sausage
Tom Waits
Tears of condensation run down the window as eggs and sausages are devoured. Not quite an American diner, the pasty shop at the station sells breakfast! I hoped the picture fitted a bit of the mood of the song. I’ve included the full lyrics below, I think it reads like poetry.
Eggs and Sausage by Tom Waits
‘Nighthawks at the diner
Of Emma's 49er, there's a rendezvous
Of strangers around the coffee urn tonight
All the gypsy hacks, the insomniacs
Now the paper's been read
Now the waitress said
Eggs and sausage and a side of toast
Coffee and a roll, hash browns over easy
Chile in a bowl with burgers and fries
What kind of pie?
In a graveyard charade, a late shift masquerade
Two for a quarter, dime for a dance
With Woolworth rhinestone diamond
Earrings, and a sideway's glance
And now the register rings
And now the waitress sings
(chorus) the classified section offered no direction
It's a cold caffeine in a nicotine cloud
Now the touch of your fingers
Lingers burning in my memory
I've been 86ed from your scheme
I'm in a melodramatic nocturnal scene
I'm a refugee from a disconcerted affair
As the lead pipe morning falls
And the waitress calls’
This egg-shaped mushroom was discovered in the morning on some dead wood in the forest. The next day I checked The Egg in the morning and at the end of the afternoon but it didn't grow any larger or changed shape.
I think it's some kind of puffball, but I'm not sure.
Update
As mentioned in the comments this is probably a young Phallus impudicus. This is correct. In English it's called a witch's egg: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phallus_impudicus#Description
Location: Nationaal Park De Loonse en Drunense Duinen, The Netherlands
Date taken: October 30, 2019
Camera: Canon EOS 650D with Magic Lantern for focus stacking
Lens: SIGMA 105mm F2.8 EX DG OS HSM Macro