Talk:Manzano Mountains
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Isn't the spanish word for apple, "manzanA," with an 'A'? Seems to me that manzanO is a derivative therefrom, but not the actual word. Then again, I am not a spanish linguist.
Yes, you are correct, "Manzano" actually means "apple tree". My oversight, which I will now correct. -- Spireguy 03:35, 30 January 2007 (UTC)
