
There's a difference though. Take a look at the picture.
The Nectarine is to the left.
It has a shiny surface, and feels smooth on the surface.
It has a shiny surface, and feels smooth on the surface.
On the right we have the peach. It feels more like welvet in the hands, like it has itsy bitsy tiny hair.
We want to enjoy eating them, and then planting the stone inside.


As you see at the picture, the first try was unsuccessful, I've actually never seen a bad stone before.
