Now you’re just teasing me. When you say simple yet profound that takes me back to Link’s statement about protecting the seed so the tree can reproduce, which is the essential reason for the pine cone.Maybe we will dismiss it, but you’ve generated enough suspense that I think you should take the risk and tell us.Btw, here’s a picture of shovel heads (from the web).
Pinecones can be inspirations for creativity with food. I made a pinecone cheese ball for a Christmas party a few years ago.It looked something like this.
I like ’em for a quick fire, or a starter for a good camp fire as has already been stated. But, but I am waiting!!! ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
Don’t blame ignorance on pine cones, they can’t defend themselves (Unless someone THROWS ’em like Jlarry says! ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
I am not trying to string anyone along. But unless you get the revelation, you will likely feel that my answer is mocking–or to be mocked. So I will give you a hint, and I’ll leave it at that. As I said, pinecones can be useful for many things. But I believe the one we are missing may be the one that is the most meaningful to God.Here’s the hint: If you replace the word pinecones with mountains or stars, you could reach the same conclusion.
To protect the seeds so that the trees can reproduce.Or to put in the governesses’ chair after a tough first day at work________________
To teach the Fibonacci sequence.To decorate like a Christmas tree. (We did that in fourth grade and I really enjoyed it.)
They were used for weapons of war when I was a child________________Recorded Sermons @ http://www.pastorwiley.com
You can use a pine cone as a suet feeder (Pic)
I have used a pine cone as a suet feeder for the birds before.
But after, literally, a couple of years of pondering this every now and then, it finally hit me.
Now you’re just teasing me. When you say simple yet profound that takes me back to Link’s statement about protecting the seed so the tree can reproduce, which is the essential reason for the pine cone.Maybe we will dismiss it, but you’ve generated enough suspense that I think you should take the risk and tell us.Btw, here’s a picture of shovel heads (from the web).
No suspense here.I am sure we will all be underwhelmed________________
I came across this video last night. Pretty cool tool.www.youtube.com/watch?v=I85yaTnN8Es
Pinecones can be inspirations for creativity with food. I made a pinecone cheese ball for a Christmas party a few years ago.It looked something like this.
Without pine cones there would be no pine trees and none of these ;
I like ’em for a quick fire, or a starter for a good camp fire as has already been stated. But, but I am waiting!!! ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
Don’t blame ignorance on pine cones, they can’t defend themselves (Unless someone THROWS ’em like Jlarry says! ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
I am not trying to string anyone along. But unless you get the revelation, you will likely feel that my answer is mocking–or to be mocked. So I will give you a hint, and I’ll leave it at that. As I said, pinecones can be useful for many things. But I believe the one we are missing may be the one that is the most meaningful to God.Here’s the hint: If you replace the word pinecones with mountains or stars, you could reach the same conclusion.
Your Toast Aaron.