In the new house, beginning to settle in.
Posted on Sep 11 in Life in Evansville, pictures say 1000 wordsby TalinaPrint
It has been 4 days since we first stepped foot in our new home out here in Evansville, IN. Things have just begun to settle down and we are starting to settle in and enjoy our new surroundings. The last few days have been crazy hectic and I have gotten way behind in sharing my road trip experience. Lets just say the police were involved and we were all just trying to get from one day to the next, now things are resolved and my writing focus is beginning to return.
I’ll be posting our day 6 adventures soon, I just finished posting the continuation of day 5 and we now have internet access in the house so I can begin reading and commenting on other blogs again. Woho!
Does anybody know what this fruit is? They are falling from the trees in our back yard and they smell all citrusy but when you cut them open they have giant pits inside (like avocado) and thy don’t smell too citrusy on the inside. They stain your hands green with their juices and we are just dying to know what the heck they are.
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Um, it may be Quince. We had a quince tree in my parents’ backyard and they looked similar.
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I have no idea what that fruit is. I can’t wait to hear why the police were involved! Glad you made to IN ok and that you are all safe!
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Wow–I’ve just been catching up. I swear I thought you wouldn’t be to Evansville for a few more days. Apparently I’ve lost a few days in life. Go figure.
You’re going to tell us the story about the cops being called, right?
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I am glad that you all arrived safely and am sorry that your new home had to start with the cops. Hi to all.
Yay – glad that you are safe in your new home. I have no idea what that fruit was. I’d be interested to find out though.
They look a lot like black walnuts. What does the tree look like? Show me the tree and the leaves.
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Glad you arrived, even with police involved, you can put that behind you now, and find a place for all your treasures.
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Turns out they are apparently walnuts… We’ll see!
There was a huge black walnut tree in the backyard of the house I grew up in. They start out huge and green like that, and have a very distinct smell to them. When they come out of that green rind, there is a hard, wrinkled black nut inside. We used to use a hammer or a large rock to crack the nuts, which are sweet and very hard to get out of the shell, although they are worth the effort.
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It almost looks like the giant walnuts we had growing in our yard growing up; how exciting to have such a neat treat growing right in your yard.
@Jenni Shaver: Yeah, we are excited about them. Do we need to do anything special to them to make them ready to eat?
I checked your link, you are a doula in Evansville? I would love to receive info on your services!
The scoop on the cops will post tomorrow…
Yep…Walnuts
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