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Photo of the Day (3/29/07)

by Neil Woodburn (RSS feed) on Mar 29th 2007 at 12:52PM

Bright red watermelon, bright green banana leaves. This is the luncheon scene faced by Ourmanwhere someplace in Granada (Nicaragua). I'm not a big fan of watermelon, but look how sweet and juicy those slices look. Mmmm... It must have been a tasty tour of Grenada.

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

ourman Mar 29th 2007 1:56PM

Thanks for the link - but just so you know. It's Granada (with an A) - Nicaragua.

Nancie Mar 29th 2007 5:45PM

Love the colors!

Justin Glow Mar 29th 2007 6:20PM

Makes my mouth water

ourman Mar 30th 2007 12:25PM

Aww come on - it's been 24 hours. Surely you can put a mistake right - it's the internet. You just call up the page, make the chances and republish. You're not recalling books or re-setting hot metal.

It's Granada, with an "a" - a town in Nicaragua. It is not Grenada with an "e" - a Caribbean island.

Neil Mar 30th 2007 12:35PM

Thanks for the correction, Ourman. Noted and changed.

ourman Mar 30th 2007 1:19PM

Thank you - sorry for my flapping.

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