ponky trees

joggerjayne | 16:42 Wed 30th Jun 2010 | ChatterBank

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I was going to post something about that amazingly strong smell of ... well, you know

... that chestnut trees give off at this time of year.

But it seems to have been done before ...

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boxtops

I can't say I've ever noticed that, the prevalent smells round here are privet, my climbing rose, and yucca (now that does stink, sickly sweet, really bad for hay fever!).

There's a tree on the way to the cafe I go to for lunch that is distinctly whiffey of this.

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Your privet, Boxy? ... Is that an outside toilet?

China ... it's really distinctive, isn't it !

boxtops

I will have to go find a conker tree, and sniff..... (purely in the interests of research, you understand).

Jilly Goolden eat your heart out, answerbank is where the real connoisseurs are.

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I think it's just sweet chestnut trees ... the edible variety.

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Great avatar, Akinator.

Very ... err, "minimalist"

boxtops

Ah - we haven't got any of them.
Lotsa this
http://www.google.co....num=3&ved=0CD4QzAMwAg

Remarkably so Jayne... Unfortunately, a little pungent!

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Oh ... that sort of privet !

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