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Sweet chestnuts, on and off the tree

6 October 2014 by David

Sweet chestnut

Not conkers, but sweet chestnuts (the tree is also known as Spanish chestnut). The edible kind, though the fallen one was to small to be worth the bother.

Cluster of sweet chestnuts

Categories David
Smestow Brook from Hordern Road
Comma on the ground
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