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Spicy Red Peppers. My Picture Of The Day

I don't think I'll ever look at spicy red peppers the same way again.
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This picture was taken during our September trip to Italy's beautiful Amalfi coast. Previous entries about the trip are here, here and here too. There are a couple of Pictures of the Day: there and there.

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Posted by Tatyana@MySecretGarden at 1:51:00 PM
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14 comments:

  1. BomNovember 04, 2010

    LOL. No need for a prescription either.

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  2. sweetbayNovember 04, 2010

    That is a *lot* of peppers! Beautiful grapes and lemons too.

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  3. debsgardenNovember 04, 2010

    Well, hot peppers do increase blood flow!

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  4. UnknownNovember 04, 2010

    Viagra, that is too funny! Okay ... great pics, tho.

    Have a lovely eve ~
    TTFN ~ Marydon

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  5. DarlaNovember 04, 2010

    Oh my! worthy of typing LAUGH OUT LOUD!!

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  6. Terra November 04, 2010

    Beautiful red peppers in this photo, but the sign is funny.

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  7. CarolNovember 04, 2010

    That is a lot of peppers! Great Photo Tatyana! ;>)

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  8. Bangchik and KakdahNovember 04, 2010

    yes, hot pepper displayed well, but for that NATURALE thing, huh, I am not too sure...

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  9. Kelly (The Sorry Gardener)November 04, 2010

    The neighbors have been putting hot peppers in Twinkies and putting them in the compost pile to keep out the bears. Hmm. Gotta wonder what those bears are really up to now.

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  10. Lisa UedaNovember 05, 2010

    Hahahaha that's funny! Beautiful color, but laugh out loud funny.

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  11. AnonymousNovember 05, 2010

    Very funny sign, but it was not a stretch with those extra large peppers.

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  12. HermesNovember 06, 2010

    LOL. Great shot.

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  13. ferNovember 06, 2010

    Great photo! It reminds me of my country, I bet the scents in there were great too

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  14. mke 'hazeltree' thompsonNovember 06, 2010

    gosh, you make me blush! but you have discovered the secret of aging but still amorous Italian gentlemen!

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