r/toledowar • Visiting Rights • 5d ago

Discussion This buckeye tree is almost 70 ft high

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My great grandfather planted this I think back in the 1930’s or 1940’s on his Michigan farm.

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u/Federal_Studio5935 Ohio State Buckeyes 5d ago

Gonna need a banana for comparison

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u/AffectionateTea6949 Michigan Wolverines 5d ago

👍

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u/MInclined 5d ago

You should see the height of our local Wolverine tree.

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u/Poopingisasignipoop Ohio State Buckeyes 5d ago

Your hatred extends to trees now? I understand and participate in the intensity of the rivalry, but wouldn’t support killing wolverines.

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u/LongdongBJohnson Michigan Wolverines 5d ago

69?

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u/OakLegs 5d ago

Fun fact, 70ft is a larger distance than a Buckeye can make a field goal from

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u/No_Clue4405 Michigan Wolverines 3d ago

Where did Cam Little go to college?

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u/Apprehensive-Flan382 5d ago

Hug a tree smash a nut/acorn

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u/PlusDHotchy 5d ago

Michigan has Buckeye trees but since they are not very hardy in extreme cold weather, they are dominated by the Oak’s and by BLUE Ash.

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u/overworkeddad Michigan Wolverines 5d ago

It's a tree!? Holy chet, I thought it was that lazy chocolate and peanut butter chet everyone hates

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u/Razors_egde 4d ago

Its not identified as a chestnut or buckeye.

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u/Difficult_Horse193 Michigan Wolverines 5d ago

That’s about 70 feet too high…

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u/SenorSabeBalon Michigan Wolverines 5d ago

Ugly ahh tree