What is it Wednesday #85 - we have a winner!

[SnapDawg]

Hello all ... let's get going!

Each member gets one guess. The answer will be revealed on the following Tuesday. The first correct guess has the honour of submitting the image for the next challenge. Sometimes there will be more than one thing in the photo or more than one way to accurately describe what the photo represents. The original poster will be the final judge of who is "most correct".

What on earth is it this time (hehehe )?

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Good luck everyone!

 

[Richard]

Is it part of a dog ?

-R

 

[Luke]

I think I know the answer so I'll go last.

 

[SnapDawg]

I think I know the answer so I'll go last.

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Are you sure?

 

[Briar]

Might be the work of Jack the Ripper.

 

[Luke]

Are you sure?

I'm less sure now than I was an hour ago.

 

[theoldsmithy]

A tray of Greek pastries.

 

[marlof]

Haggis

 

[Lightmancer]

I'm gelding to go with seaweed on rocks, in shallow water...

 

[kyteflyer]

Looks like something shot with one of those electron microscopes. But what it is? No idea.

 

[Susan Sande]

Stuffed cabbage rolls (though I do have a second guess if we go into second guesses)

 

[SnapDawg]

Stuffed cabbage rolls (though I do have a second guess if we go into second guesses)

Good idea, Susan - time for some second guesses .

 

[Luke]

I think they're fishing nets. I was sure at the beginning, but then I doubted myself. Now I'm about 50/50. But that's what I'm going with.

 

[Richard]

Some sort of Oriental food - dumplings or similar. Or part of a dog.

-R

 

[muzee]

Some sort of weaved fabric - at a very macro level ?

 

[SnapDawg]

Well, well ... two of you are close but not close enough - let's have another go at it.

 

[Susan Sande]

Some type of food wrapped in caul fat and cooked. (Caul fat is also known as lace fat, mesentery, crépine or fat netting)

 

[Luke]

if it's not fishing nets, I think it's edible (or maybe edible fishing nets). Is it lumps of a spaghetti-like noodle?

 

[Briar]

Balls of wool.

 

[Susan Sande]

Moon rocks.