I should think acorns, shouldn't you?
Two large boats and two small ones held them all, and away they went, first up through the three bridges and round the bend, then, turning, they floated down to the green island, where a grove of oaks rustled their sere leaves and the squirrels were still gathering acorns.
Later the old man told the traveler, "I've planted 100,000 acorns.
If you want to understand adversity, take two identical acorns from the same oak tree and plant them in two different locations.
Great oaks from little acorns grow.
The way that pigs from Spain's Iberico breed are fed and raised makes the cured ham a delicacy prized for its unique texture and taste, which is enhanced by the sweet and nutty flavor of the acorns the pigs eat.
In the expansive savannas there, visitors spend four days watching the harvest, eating lunch with farmers and trying their hand at slicing jamón, the salty slab of cured pork that Spain is famous for, on a farm where pigs are raised eating cork oak acorns.
His kids never call, but still come by once in a while to take his acorns.
He first suggested that he give them three acorns（） in the morning and four acorns in the evening.
If you want to understand adversity, take two identical acorns from the same oak tree and plant them in two different locations.
A Shepherd, driving his Sheep to a wood, saw an oak of unusual size, full of acorns, and, spreading his cloak under the branches, he climbed up into the tree, and shook down the acorns.
The pigs go hunting acorns; the pigs are the lords of the forest.
