It is, from your descriptions, probably some kind of fungi. Was the pepper touching the ground ? Do you have coarse mulch or wood chips as compost ?

Thanks Connie....he is feeling better but is still in some pain. The implant works great on the spots it's programmed to target. He is having hip pain now. I tell you he's falling apart! I can't convince him to discuss it with the doctor, he will when it gets bad enough. He's afraid he'll go under the knife again. But for the most part his pain device is working great, now if they can run some leads to his hip area he'd be in heaven. HE needs to ask his doctor and he says it's not bad enough yet.....he's a man what can I say?

Yes, so do I.....but you are giving this app permission to use the camera that came with your phone to take pictures & videos......it can do this any time it wants & it does not have to let you know..... I was pointing out the permissions as just something to be aware of.....all apps have different levels of permissions & its always a good idea to read through them..... Glad to hear that you are enjoying the free calling..... It sure beats a long distance bill.... ; )) Kanooka

The easiest and fastest way to handle tons of photos is to purchase a large portable hard drive. One terabyte should do the job - depending on how many photos there are and the resolution they were shot at. I have two smaller portable drives full of images but retrieving a particular image is pretty timely. If some were shot in RAW then they will be huge files. I personally stopped shooting in RAW because each image would start out at 40 - 60 MGs or so. I am a professional photographer and unless the image is going to be printed in a book or made into a wall sized photo, a good quality JPG is satisfactory for my uses. I have never had a problem with the JPG files being acceptable with any of the many photos that have been published in books or used for lectures or websites. Sorting photos is a very tedious job. Many of my old photos are on DVD's. I use a Sharpie to put the names of the files with a date and short description and have them in DVD binders. Really fast to flip through the binder to find what I am looking for. I have more than 10,000 digital images over 12 years or so. Some day I will delete the duplicates, out of focus and just bad shots! lol But not tomorrow. lol