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Small pears

muckyprawn · 2010-10-13 22:20:44

I was out on a bit of a walkabout earlier and came across a huge tree. The tree was laden with small pears about the size of crab apples. Has anyone ever seen these before?? Also are they best eaten raw or cooked!?!? No pics, but I'm gonna head that way tomorrow and pick some...I'll post one then! :pac:

13-10-2010 10:20pm

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muckyprawn

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I was out on a bit of a walkabout earlier and came across a huge tree. The tree was laden with small pears about the size of crab apples. Has anyone ever seen these before?? Also are they best eaten raw or cooked!?!? No pics, but I'm gonna head that way tomorrow and pick some...I'll post one then! :pac:

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#2 14-10-2010 8:53am

coffee to go

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Quince maybe?

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#3 14-10-2010 9:55pm

muckyprawn

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yeah, maybe they are....from what I have read the tree's don't grow as big as the one I have seen. Do u know much about them??

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