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The gnomes have moved! The back yard gnomes have relocated to what appears to be a defensive perimeter. They have also added reinforcements to the line. I don’t know what to make of these events but I will be watching them very carefully.
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The gnomes have abandoned their positions and placed a fence of some sort around the location. Is this to keep us out or to keep something else in? |
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Here you can see the new positions of the two original backyard gnomes. They have a clear line of sight in all directions now, including the only escape from the rear of the house! |
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| Whatever that strange fungus is that the male keep planting, it’s getting bigger. Here is a huge specimen I found nearby. |
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This new arrival appears to be a worker. Is he building something? Where is he going with that wheelbarrow? To plant those fungus things most likely! |
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| Here is another new one. He appears very calm and confident. Could the gnomes’ plan be so good that they don’t fear anything? |
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This diagram shows the recent movements of the gnomes and fungus sightings. |
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| This image terrifies me. Look how they are all lined up and in a position to strike. The fungus seems to be concentrated in front of them. Could it be some form of biological defensive weapon? Or an early attack warning system? I don’t think I will approach the mushrooms anymore. |
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This photo clearly shows the defensive useage of the fungi. |
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| The gnomes in the front yard have not moved, and are in a perfect position to ambush anyone using the main walkway to enter or leave the house. |
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