Buckeye

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While in Ohio a few days ago, I happened upon a beautiful, spreading buckeye tree, and collected a few buckeyes for a some of my expatriate friends in Wisconsin.

What is a buckeye tree? A little nut from Ohio that held his ground!

Comments

  1. Anonymous11:45 AM

    Wolverines LOVE to EAT Buckeye nuts!

    Tim from Michigan

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  2. Anonymous7:30 PM

    We'll see about that in a couple of months!

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  3. Keetha Broyles8:18 PM

    Oh Tim - - - watch out - - - your Wolverines' teeth haven't been so sharp THIS season.

    I'd personally like to see some Badger teethmarks on those Buckeyes, but am not foolish enough to boast of biting conquests AHEAD of time.

    We shall see what we shall see about all of them - - - Buckeyes, Wolverines, AND Badgers.

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  4. Anonymous6:46 AM

    The Wolverines are in a special position to be the Buckeye spoiler.
    That's just as fun as the championship!

    Tim

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