wow, i've only seen roasted chestnut and never in a pod. interesting.
Great shot.
Kaoriさんが 果実を撮ると、どれもこれも実に美味しそうなんです ♪おそらく、とっても食いしん坊さんなんですね。（笑）
This is a lovely shot from an unusual angle.Our woods are full of sweet chestnut trees and the nuts are falling all the time.
I've never seen one on the tree before!
Now we just need to roast them on an open fire!
Cool! They are similar, yet different from the horse chestnuts that grow around here sometimes!
Ah, this photograph made me think of when I was younger and my grandmother would roast chestnuts. Nice composotion. =)
A very good close-up, here this is the season for a typical cake made with chestnut flour and raisins, called 'castagnaccio' (more or less: bad chestnut). It is awesome!
Wow, interesting. I have never seen chestnuts on a tree.
The very essence of autumn. A picture well done. Please have a good weekend.daily athens
OH i like this photo very much of the chestnut about to leave it's pod.
I was inspired by VP’s kind recipe link to search for chestnut flour and found this book titled: The Chestnut Cook Book: Recipes, Folklore and Practical Information. (Also available at Amazon in Japan). You have given us a photo that is food for the eyes. It would be great if we could return the favor by helping to give you, well, delicious food!
Yep, they're popping here too!
Oh I guess we will soon see them being roasted on the street. Yum
Good one, Kaori! Never seen a chestnut in it's original shell on a tree.
Another neat site. Again, something else I've never seen!
I never seen this before, thanks for sharing.How to you do to get over 100 followers?
chestnuts up close. beautiful! ^0^ tnx for you nice and funny comments kaori. ^-^
lovely close-up, C
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wow, i've only seen roasted chestnut and never in a pod. interesting.
Great shot.
Kaoriさんが 果実を撮ると、
どれもこれも実に美味しそうなんです ♪
おそらく、とっても食いしん坊さんなんですね。（笑）
This is a lovely shot from an unusual angle.
Our woods are full of sweet chestnut trees and the nuts are falling all the time.
I've never seen one on the tree before!
Now we just need to roast them on an open fire!
Cool! They are similar, yet different from the horse chestnuts that grow around here sometimes!
Ah, this photograph made me think of when I was younger and my grandmother would roast chestnuts. Nice composotion. =)
A very good close-up, here this is the season for a typical cake made with chestnut flour and raisins, called 'castagnaccio' (more or less: bad chestnut). It is awesome!
Wow, interesting. I have never seen chestnuts on a tree.
The very essence of autumn. A picture well done. Please have a good weekend.
daily athens
OH i like this photo very much of the chestnut about to leave it's pod.
I was inspired by VP’s kind recipe link to search for chestnut flour and found this book titled: The Chestnut Cook Book: Recipes, Folklore and Practical Information. (Also available at Amazon in Japan).
You have given us a photo that is food for the eyes. It would be great if we could return the favor by helping to give you, well, delicious food!
Yep, they're popping here too!
Oh I guess we will soon see them being roasted on the street. Yum
Good one, Kaori! Never seen a chestnut in it's original shell on a tree.
Another neat site. Again, something else I've never seen!
I never seen this before, thanks for sharing.
How to you do to get over 100 followers?
chestnuts up close. beautiful! ^0^
tnx for you nice and funny comments kaori. ^-^
lovely close-up, C
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