Field guide No. 1084
Blue flame in red cabbage
Cooking with gas, apparently.
A halved red cabbage on a wooden board has a small blue flame burning between the two halves, beside a knife and some shredded leaves. It is the freshest-tasting pilot light.
Field noteA small blue flame burns between two cabbage halves. Probably the freshest pilot light there is.
Also possible, also breaking category
Closed eye roots in dark soilRoots sense water and gravity but never needed eyelids, and these have them, shut, every few inches.
Bison grazing the dawn fogFog is weather, not fodder. A herd treating it as grass is a menu error, not a paradox.
Fire extinguisher sprays autumn leavesPull the pin on this one and October comes out, at pressure, all over a loading bay.
Layered mushroom among fallen leavesThree storeys of cap on one stem; the mushroom built upward and filed no plans.
