I took a few photos during our walk as the fog lifted this morning. Little arachnids encased these thistles with webs, and I liked how they stood out from the backdrop of the cliffs across the river.
Jimson Weed (Datura stramonium) is a poisonous plant with an attractive flower. Some like the look of the rest of the plant (entirely poisonous), but I don't.
The toxins of Jimson Weed produce delirium, where fantasy seems like reality. Of course that means at one time it probably had many recreational or medicinal uses.
This was a disappointing discovery: the Mile-a-Minute weed (Persicaria perfoliata) had produced a bright blue fruit. I've never seen this before, largely because in previous years we would have removed all the Persicaria by now.
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