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04 September 2006

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Sal

The house where I grew up was at the bottom of a lane with conker trees all the way up it, and your post reminded me of the excitement of going conkering - the satisfaction of finding a really big shiny one was huge, I think I really need to find a local conker tree!

Momma Pajama

Yes, I may suffer blogging shock too. School starts tomorrow, and I'm the teacher. I'll still check around in the morning, but time will be much tighter!

Sarah

Where I grew up we called those buckeyes. Much of my childhood we lived in the Buckeye State, Ohio. I've never heard them called conkers before. It must be a British thing. I'm pretty certain they're one in the same though. They're also called Horse Chestnuts, right?

School starts here tomorrow too. Truth be told, I'm incredibly relieved. Summer was getting long toward the end. Very, very LONG.

monica

Oh we love conkers too... must go and find some conkers tree!

And yes I see what you mean about early morning rush! I break in a cold sweat at the mere thought.

tiel S-K

Are conkers like seed pods? I love seed pods. I picked one up from my recent holiday. Don't know what tree it came from. It was long, brown and flat. I was sitting here today at my desk when out of the blue, it exploded. It gave me such a fright that I jumped out of my chair. I now have seeds and dust everywhere...it was very strange.

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