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my dog loves to attack and chew on these things :)

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Mine tends to use them for another reason, mostly on three legs ...!

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my dog rips and tears them to pieces

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And they are so tasty?

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Given the state of some of these, you'd be forgiven for thinking so!

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i see bite makes on some of them

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Cones will travel. Thanks for following them? Giving them new homes? Picturing them in their intimate moments?

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I've never really thought of that - but you're right - they do move around a lot - stories to tell ...

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Ha, I have a very similar collection. It's good to know it's not just me that sees the beauty and the pathos of these abandoned sentries..left to slowly rot after such dutiful service..

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There are far too many of these things that I'm drawn to! Once you start noticing them you start to notice the variations and personality of them - plus how they are treated my the public.

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Totally..I also get very immersed in their "stories"..this recent post discusses exactly that, sure you will relate: https://babycakesromero.substack.com/p/myldn-1986

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Excellent! Cones and their unspoken poetry continues to fascinate me.

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Thank you Yasumi ...

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Great visual poem!

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Thank you Manuela

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Love this remnants of warning, comical and lonely cones, abandoned.

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Thank you Pilgrim - at least some of them have company!

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I was really rooting for the little dude on his journey in this one.

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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😋

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