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How to Can Any One Tell Me What Plant,Seed,Fruit This Is

If it has to be a guide it is how to dissect one of these lol

Charles Watson

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Ok so I am in France for a few weeks and came across these can anyone till me what thy are ?

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Very spiky

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Cut in 1/2

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Looks like a nut

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Skin peels off

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Very nutty looking but still all green

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Wayne Peercy

Umtentweni, KwaZulu-Nata...

One seed found on the side of the road

Lol

Charles Watson (author) 8 months ago

*in various ways then play a game where two people try to break the other persons conker. ahhh memories! I love your guides btw Xx

Annie Hughes 9 months ago

we call them conkers you put string through them and harden them with various

Annie Hughes 9 months ago

:-) So now we're looking forward to seeing a "how to make a chestnut family with nuts and toothpicks" Snapguide

Jane Z L 9 months ago

Yikes, no 🎶"chestnuts roasting on an open fire" 🎶 with this one!

Felicia Gustin 9 months ago

Yes, that's a horse chestnut. They are poisonous and cannot be eaten.

Karrie K. 9 months ago

No, unfortunately

Jane Z L 9 months ago

Are the horse chestnut not eatsble

Charles Watson (author) 9 months ago

Then please check with the locals if they are "marron" - which is the French word for real chestnut (eatable). In Denmark we have only horse chestnut and they look like what you found

Jane Z L 9 months ago

Roster I think

Charles Watson (author) 9 months ago

Will have a look if there are any , I ate them last Xmas thy were good

Charles Watson (author) 9 months ago

Yes, and if you find som that are ripe (I.e. on the ground you'll be able to pick out the most amazing shining mahogany brown nut. So now you must decide if your Snapguide should be "how to make a chestnut family with nuts and toothpicks" or "how to grow a chestnut tree". I'm looking forward to seeing the result ;-)

Jane Z L 9 months ago

Wow that's amazing there every where here

Charles Watson (author) 9 months ago

It's a chestnut :-)

Jane Z L 9 months ago

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