The only thing I can come up with is that it dropped out of his pocket as he passed by the farm.
Giants are a bit clumsy, you know.

At first we weren’t sure what to think of it.
One minute we’re playing tennis on the lawn, the next we’re staring at a pointy wooden thing.
Was it a pencil?

Well, it didn’t write so good, but then again, we’re not Giants, so we couldn’t shake it properly to get the lead out.
It probably works just fine for Giants, if it’s a pencil that is.
Perhaps it was a toothpick?

I bet if you had the teeth of a Giant, this would work wonderfully.
Still, we weren’t convinced we had discovered it’s purpose.
What on earth could it be? Why did it land here?
I mean, imagine if we had been standing in the way of this device’s fall!
Our game of tennis could have gone badly, for sure.

See what I’m saying?

Sorry we missed you, Giant friend.
Hope you don’t mind if we keep your thingamabob.
We’ll keep a lookout for you next time, okay?

Okay.
Hahaha! This was awesome, you are so creative!
Thank you, Pretty Lady!
lol
That’s a lot of fun to have with a fence post. We should buy a few of those to fix the fence where the old ones rotted out around our barnyard. Low on the list since there isn’t anything to keep in or out at the present time.
I love the bit player in this. He seems to come in handy.
lol, he is a good sport!
So funny! Love your sense of humor and creativity!
Thank you!
So clever. Made me think of happy stories of giants that I used to tell my boys. One night, in real life we passed a HUGE bonfire in the woods near our lake house where the loggers were burning whole pine trees like little logs. It looked just like a regular fire- only huge. My boys gasped and I calmly said “oh it looks like Fred and Mildred have been having a cook-out….” and so on for many years went the stories of Fred and Mildred and their frolicking by the lake. Rough water meant Fred was somewhere doing belly flops and huge power lines carrying power away from the dam became Mildred’s clothes lines. I would have loved finding a pencil like this!
haha, I love your stories! Very imaginative, and such a wonderful way to experience childhood.
Awesome! I like that your honey cooperated
Oh yes, the things we do for entertainment out here!
And it made for a lovely final photo too
It did! I think I see the tip of the Giant’s head over the hill…
Such fun! I love the photos.
Thank you Edebock!
Love it! The pics are great! Makes me wonder if someone was installing a fence that day and got to the end and said “hmmmm… how’d we come up one post short?”
Ha! I was thinking the same as Steve.
HAHAHAHA!!!
Thanks for the good laugh this morning!
lol, thank you for stopping by!
It’s like Gulliver’s Travels. Maybe Gulliver stopped by on his way to Lilliput.
lol, that would explain it!
Very funny! :] Definitely have a creative sense of humor!!
Thank you, Brandi!
That’s great!
Nancy
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I love how much fun you two have on the homestead … thanks for sharing and Happy Labor Day!!
I hope yours was a good one, too!
Clever Girl! LOL!
Thank you Country Living!
Hilarious! It does look like a giant pencil. Maybe it was out of lead, and that’s why he chucked it.
Good one! I hope he is more careful next time though…