Do you remember in the spring, when I was posting horse chestnut flowers? Well, here are the results of those flowers! I don't think I have done the link right, but it will get you there.
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5 comments:
Nice buckeyes! I have a memory of an outlaw cousin (Appalachia) teaching me to smash them up, tie them into an old pillow case, and sink them in the fishing hole--some kind of neurotoxin paralyzes the fish and you net them as they float through the tail out.
I love the shiny nuts once that hull peels off. Some people used to carry them as good luck charms:)
Marnie
Nice. I remember them being spikey-er when I was little, but that mught just be because I was little. i like the last shot
I don't think I've ever seen that kind of tree before ...
Remember I'm in wet ville ... now, moss ... that I know ...
It's been a long time since I've seen horse chestnuts. Thanks for the memories!
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