November 3, 2009
You can tell by their facial expressions that these aren't the shiniest shellheads on the shelf. But they are, after all, nuts. The surprising thing here is that walnuts even have faces. Pick through a three-pound sack of windfalls (these came from an oversexed tree in the Sunnyslope area), and you'll find a dozen or so with scurrilous looks that confirm these are oily seedpods.
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Saturday, Nov. 21
American Red Cross North Cascades Chapter
North Cascades American Red Cross, 9 a.m.
Saturday, Nov. 21
“Women’s Voices, Women’s Votes,” traveling exhibit
Wenatchee Valley Museum, 10 a.m.
Saturday, Nov. 21
“Once Upon a Mattress,” a Masquers Theater production
Masquers Theater, 8 p.m.
Sunday, Nov. 22
North Central Washington Volleyball Club tryouts
Wenatchee Valley College and Wenatchee High School, 11 a.m.
World photo/Don Seabrook The Chelan High School football ... 2 comments
Sy Stepanov’s “Wenatchee River in Mid October,” a ... 3 comments
Ballard’s holiday display last year. 2 comments
An apple tree is encased in ice Sunday ... 6 comments
Douglas County deputy Evan O’Malley carries guns away ... 6 comments
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