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| BonnieMurrayArt |
November is here and it's time to talk turkey.
The bird we've come to recognize as a "Thanksgiving" turkey
is classified as a heritage turkey, and could be any one of 8 breeds.
Now, the birds we buy at the supermarket for our big feasts are most likely
a breed called the broad breasted white turkey,
known to accommodate people's preferences for lots of white meat.
My family, however, always lunges for the juicy, dark thighs.
My family, however, always lunges for the juicy, dark thighs.
I found several handsome depictions of the heritage turkey.
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| TheNorthCountryGirl |
Thank you for featuring my turkey! They all look lovely.
ReplyDeleteYou're most welcome, Nadia!
DeleteI like your artistic style!
~L
In this high tech world, it's nice to see hand made, creative expressions of the season... turkeys! :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you for including mine!
Thank YOU, Brenda!
DeleteYour folk art version is terrific, complete with sunflowers!
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Lovely to see all these different crafty turkeys! Thanks for featuring mine.
ReplyDeleteVery welcome, Caz.
DeleteLove your detailed drawings!
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Thanks for including my turkey hen collagraph. What wonderful variations on the theme!
ReplyDeleteBonnie - your work is fabulous.
DeleteSuch rich colors & textures!
~L