When we were in the Amalfi Coast, I found these spiky-looking green ball around the ground. I’ve never seen them before and I jokingly called them land urchins. Later I learned these were called castagne, or chestnuts.
There you go…land urchins :-P.
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Land urchins! I love it! 💚
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Too funny! Just like real urchins, you can eat chestnuts :-p.
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Excellent photo – you never know what you will find unless you look around. There’s a lot to see and experience. Have a great weekend.
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Thank you!
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Such a cool photo 🙂
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Thank you!
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Great image, Julie! I like the DOF, nice composition. 🙂
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Thank you Amy! I must confess I had to look up “DOF”.
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Thank you!
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How sweet, I never thought about calling them that. 🙂 There were many where I was growing up (Slovenia) and walking the dog in the woods could be painful for him. He soon learned to tread gently. 🙂
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I never see these in California so I did not know what call them. I thought they were unusual and I was afraid to step on them too.
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