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24. Quite a few shingle oaks

Reply to NickB79 (Reply #13)

Sun Jan 12, 2025, 03:20 PM

5 hrs ago

around me, also a lot of pin oaks. Both are good for the north tending "tree migration".

I've been collecting more acorns, leaching out the tannins, and eating the nut crops. Good stuff! To me the red oak groups mostly taste better than the white oak groups.

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