Do hope everyone is enjoying this month’s theme of spikiness.
And remember it is not just spiky squares we are looking for, you can also be jagged, barbed, bristly, serrated, prickly, spiny, and pointy.
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The life of B 
Ooh, deadly spikes.
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Terrifyingly so!
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I can only ‘Ouch’ too! Today I’ve double-checked the link, too. http://chittlechattle.com/2019/03/10/spikysquares-10/
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I know these are painful!
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I’m so glad you double checked as yours is fabulous today.
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Thank you 😊
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My mind goes ‘Ouch’ just looking at these!
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I didn’t get too close!!
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Crikey, these look barbarous.
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Apparently these shrubs grow into trees and the spikes remain on the trunks!!
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No tree hugging there then!
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Makes me wonder if this tree was inspiration behind some of those terrifying medieval torture tools!!
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What a ghastly thought.
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Sorry!!!!
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Your’s is a beast, you’d have to look close to see mine. https://lucidgypsy.com/2019/03/10/a-prickly-sunday-smile/ Happy Sunday Becky 🙂
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Hope you have had a lovely Sunday, and not been blown away xxx
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I absolutely love your spiky square 😍
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Nasty – but well remembered from African days.
I’ve stayed feline: https://picturesimperfect2.wordpress.com/2019/03/10/my-claws-are-spears/
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Ooh do you recognise it? Are we right in thinking it’s an acacia?
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The leaves seem to suggest it’s acacia – mind you, nobody had them in their garden (I wonder why? 😉 ).
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Hee hee, most odd you’d think everyone would want this!!!!!
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Definitely! Although I’m hunting for spikes this month, I don’t want to find those ones!
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Hee hee. I watched where I was standing when I took it!!
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Ouch! Nasty indeed…. Anyway, here ar my curious finds: https://suejudd.com/2019/03/10/march-squares-spiky-10/
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The variety today has been such fun in spiky squares 😊
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Oh, that’s excellent!
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Walking in Parque de Lazer this morning. I shall be looking out for those creepy, prickly spikes! 😦 Sending hugs!
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Hope you avoided the spikes and enjoyed the walk. Was it the exercise event organised by council?
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Yes! Good turnout and glorious weather. A bit of confusion with the bike challenge, going in the same direction, but the GNR sorted it 🙂 🙂
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Thank goodness for national guard!!
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No caterpillars or nests in sight! We wondered if they’d removed them? 🙂
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Excellent news, and possibly. I know they do actively go out looking for them.
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Those are too dangerous Becky. Honey Locust? They are such a pest here. Goodness knows why someone would bring them into Australia
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I think it is an acacia, probably Vachellia karroo, like your Honey Locust it has been introduced ☹️
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Bugger 😦
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Exactly!
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Wow! Don´t fancy getting caught on those!
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They’re terrifying aren’t they!
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