I have now re photographed and uploaded the new pictures. Unfortunately the
poor quality is the best the camera can do:
http://spaces.msn.com/members/MrBlue...=1&_c=blogpart

MBS

"MrBlueSkye" wrote in message
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I have now re photographed and uploaded the new pictures. Unfortunately the
poor quality is the best the camera can do:

http://spaces.msn.com/members/MrBlue...=1&_c=blogpart

MBS

As I said previously it's a potato ;-).or perhaps a dead giant flea
I hope you take good care of it and give us a regular update about its
progress.

"Rupert" wrote in message
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"MrBlueSkye" wrote in message
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I have now re photographed and uploaded the new pictures. Unfortunately
the poor quality is the best the camera can do:

http://spaces.msn.com/members/MrBlue...=1&_c=blogpart

MBS

As I said previously it's a potato ;-).or perhaps a dead giant flea
I hope you take good care of it and give us a regular update about its
progress.
I grew some potatoes the year before last. Then again we do have squirrels,
anyway it's potted up again. Perhaps I'll make it my pet potatoe, must think
of a name for it.
MBS

"La Puce" wrote in message
oups.com...

MrBlueSkye wrote:
As this thread has generated such a wonderful response I am going to
exhume
the beastie and do some far better quality pictures

Marvelous stuff. My first question is, can you tell me if you can
scratch the green stuff off?

It would be in the same manner as scratching the skin off an apple.

MrBlueSkye wrote:

It would be in the same manner as scratching the skin off an apple.

Aaarrghhhh ... it's a spud indeed. Hope you find something else in your
garden. I quite enjoyed that )