Sue, We used to do the same thing but we said it was the Olympic torch in the bottom
Yes it does look like that. But we wove some wonderful stories around those little fairy ice-cream cones :)
David
Happy lacing Sue M Harvey >Dear Friends, >The Morning Glory flower is gorgeous shade of blue and is often >grown as a climbing garden plant here. Both convolvulus are noxious weeds here. However, did you know that if you break open the flower of the blue one, there is a miniature "fairy's ice-cream cone" in the bottom?? We often did that as kids. It's about 1cm high. The "ice-cream" is actually the pollen. David in Ballarat -
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