Tennessee's BIGGEST LOSER by tennesseecowgirl
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LOL this pumpkin better find a better fitness plan... lol
I saw this at our towns fall festival, which includes, arts and crafts including live demonstrations, a childrens adventure land which is free and includes rides, games and activities, lots of great food, and some pretty great concerts, included in this years line up were, Kansas, Little River Band, Sawyer Brown and Alan Jackson.
Erin and I , went to the showing of This is It last night, which is the Michael Jackson film, and for anyone who is interested, I thought it was awesome. I wasn't sure what to expect really, but he looked like the performer I remembered and he did not appear drugged or sick to me in any way, regardless of what the press says. He was funny, charming, and soft-spoken to his crew and dancers, and the music and his voice and the dancing blew me away. Quite a concert he had planned for his fans, sadly we will all never see it performed live. Oh and they hand out a pretty cool souvenir.
Thank you all for your visiting my gallery.
Erin
Erin
Comments (69)
Cool capture, the pumpkin looks a bit deformed. :)
Wow, that is a big ol pumpkin. Nice shot
If I am not mistaken the pumpkin is related to the squash right? :O)
that a big one for sure. cool looking
Lord this looks like pumpkins my uncle used to grow Love this...thanks for them memories of this pumpkin today Bruce's dad got to go home today...amazing Hugs Your Ky sis Susan~
Awesome!!! Fantastic capture!!!
Very cool shot ! reminds me of the contest that they hold every year at Halfmoon Bay California, Some monster pumkins are weighed in every year, I used to spend a ;ot of time at "Half Moon Bay" beautiful place at the ocean Great shot Cowgirl !! [^__^] Cheers, Roger
I think I saw a movie about this once, 'The Pumpkin that ate Memphis.' Nine hundred and freakin' sixty-two pounds? Put down the fork already. Great capture. I really like the vintage truck.
Pretty big pumpkin!
This one is amazing Lynell as I've never seen one even close to this big
Great pumpkin! Nice shot!!!
Super capture!!
I plan on seeing that film at some point glad it will be worth it.. cool catch
we have pumpkin contest where i live. all about this size and bigger sometimes, thanks for sharing cheri. lol
lol funny pumpkin ~ it looks huge tho! great capture
I would like to know how they got it out of the garden to start with. Great picture.
Beautiful composition. excellent work
superb capture
...mmmm, pumpkin pie...! sweet shot - a definite must for your americana collection! xo
A loser ?...hmmm I think we got a winner here, can't wait for pumpkin soup, YUM...I'm also happy to read that our own 'OZ' band, 'Little River Band' featured there ! BB
that is some pumpkin! I thought about that movie and I am now rethinking it!
WOW.......Excellent photo, great pumpkin!
Great shot! Imagine the pumpkin pies that this could fill
IMPRESIONANTE CALABAZA. JE JE. PRECIOSA IMAGEN.
This surely is a large pumpkin and looks to be weighing the truck down. Great pic. and I will take a look at that movie when I get a chance.
marvelous picture!
Stellar composition and colors in this shot, Lynell! The pumpkin looks like it needs to be pumped up, with air if needed, just for this exhibit. It really looks in a deep state of fatigue. But pumpkins and Michael Jackson just don't seem to go together. And I thought you were referring to the Tennessee Volunteers as the state's biggest loser.
We grew some giants, too. But THIS One needs a forklift! It's the great pumpkin, Charlie Brown!
I just wonder how many pies this would make. :) Wonderful work, hon. Have a great weekend! Hugs, Cat
Wow! That's a big ‘un! I would love to have seen the delicate, nerve-wracking and back straining task of getting it first on to the pallet and then on to the truck. They did a great job of displaying it. Lovely capture!