Yes - but in Buffalo, New York - after we picked
up 10 or 20 horse chestnuts - we'd dry, and
get them all polished.  Drill a hole in center,
and string the chestnut - with a shoe string
or a limp piece of horse hide string.  Then
my buddies - watch out.  They eat some kind 
of "chestnuts" in downtown New York City, 
in steaming hot carts - must be another type?

Fred, N3CSY


 
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