Sudoku Puzzles

Worm marks under the bark of a tree?

It's a scribbly gum - otherwise known as the writings of gum nut babies in May Gibbs' classic tales.

Scientifically shown to be caused by moth larvae - the story version is much more fun!

Hello everyone

Hey Anna,
Much prefer your version! Crickey it's 12:05 am Good Night!

5:05 Hi to all. I remember this from before.

repeat, but still interesting

Hello everyone.

Maen! 8:06.

5.14

5:32 Interesting!

7:38. Slow. Good Maen to All.

6.10

Happy thoughts to all.

When it was morphing, I thought it was a shower curtain! LOL
Have a good day, everyone!

I took this photo during a bush walk. You can find out more about the Scribbly Gum on
http://www.csiro.au/resources/ps28j.html

Hmmmmm. Very inetersting.

Interesting tree, Ian - thanks for the information.

Good afternoon to all! I actually think it is ancient graffeti Ian!

5.34

Hey Greg, who're you callin' ancient?

4.08 I love the scribbly gum

4.13 great photo

I like May Gibbs version. Far more fun!

Definitely a scribbly gum. Gotta love 'em.

Certainly not something we have in this neck of the woods!

Looks pretty cool!

5:25

6:06 with a few pauses.

Greg & Ian
Now boys, stop that fighting!

Who's fighting, we are merely having a little disagreement as to whether I am old enough to be called ancient.

Looks like someone been doodling while on the phone. LOL

6.31 Scribbly gum.

5.36

4:15 - another repeat, but a good one.

I , a day late and our snowstorm ate the pic.