Once again it is the third week of October, the season to gather horse chestnuts and say something about them. But what is there to say about these shiny brown nuts?
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Time to check on chestnuts again
It’s that time of year when it rains horse chestnuts — if, that is, you stand under a towering tree of the species Aesculus hippocastanum and there’s a gust of wind.
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