Roadside Pumpkins (Photo credit: InAweofGod’sCreation)
Visual Description: Propping up the crops.
SCABI = BASIC, GEOSO = GOOSE, TINVEA = NATIVE, TALNEY = NEATLY — Giving us: BSGETVEEAL
Clue/Question: The furniture builder grew a garden so that he could display his – – –
Pumpkins for Sale (Photo credit: maine_mike)
Answer: “VEGE–TABLES“
(A lot of ESL folk pronounce every letter of every syllable. They strive to be so precise that they make the words sound unrecognizable. They probably think that we often sound the same way when we try to speak their languages. Life’s funny. Hey, two new clue words today, in “native” and “neatly”! Great job on the answer letter layout. Very cool cartoon. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
PS. I think I stopped at the place in the top picture just this past Fall. Somewhere in Central Jersey. — YUR
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Looks more like Indiana except they usually paint faces on their pumpkins.
One of the many states that I’ve never had the pleasure of visiting or driving through. — YUR
Haha! Could be central Jersey….we are the Garden State…well, at least once you get past Newark Airport and the Turnpike! I had trouble with NATIVE.
You joke, but there ARE some very nice areas of New Jersey. I know I don’t have to tell you, Lesley. The marshy meadowlands area, the tanks and Newark, and Camden, etc. kinda give it a bad name. — YUR
My daughter lives in Jersey off 78 16 miles from PA in the small town of Clinton and it is beautiful.