Five-leaf clover |
I found quite a few four-leaf clovers and a few five-leaf ones as I grew up on the farm. I was not looking for one this morning but I found it anyway. Now I know that some might say that it could be easily "photoshopped" so I made an image of another view also.
Five-leaf Clover (center) |
I was thinking about it after making these images. I know that as I grew up it was considered lucky if you found a four-leaf clover. Maybe we did not know about Wikipedia then but I looked it up there this morning. It states that about one in 10,000 is a four-leaf clover. Richard Mabey, Brittan's leading nature writer, also according to Wikipedia, states that children learn that a five-leaved clover is even luckier than a four-leaved one. I could not find any numbers on five-leaf clovers but I truly believe that they are luckier than the four-leaf ones.
I used to pick them and show them to my mother. She always praised me for finding them. She seemed to think it was a gift. I really don't know. Oh, by the way, I did not pick this one. It remains on the trail at Gorman Nature Center for you to find, unless of course, a rabbit eats it.
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