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Offline dakids

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On the golfcoarse yesterday there were acorns falling from every oak tree.  Isn't this a little early?
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Certianly sounds early to me.  Usually late September.  Were these white or red oak and were there a lot on the trees.
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The oaks had pointy leaves.  Are they the red?  I always get them mixed up.  There were tons of them, and the squirrels were already picking them up.
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Sounds like its gunna be a bad winter or we need more rain
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I noticed the black walnuts are starting to fall also. We sure could use some more rain.
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