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  • Carrie Perez November 11, 2020, 6:04 am

    Found what looks like a SWAMP CHESTNUT today…. same as in this photo? Huge “acorns”. If the cows, deer, turkey, squirrels & hogs eat them, then possibly we can as well?

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