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I live so far out in the woods, it takes the Grand Ole Opery two weeks to get here. Ivan blowed everything away in 04 and what it didn’t blow away, the wood that lived is all twisted and makes for some interesting carving stock etc.
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MsDebbieP
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posted 256 days ago
I see that you live near “Evergreen”—you must be in tree country!
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TreeBones
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posted 256 days ago
Is that some Tennessee Red in your trunk? Nice work (looks well used).
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Karson
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posted 256 days ago
Nice pictures of the trunk. Now you need to post them on your introduction.
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EGA
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posted 247 days ago
Deb, we don’t have that many trees left with the hurricvanes that came ashore those couple of years. I think the whole place could have been names evergreen, now I can stand here and see wal-mart’s in kentucky, Ha1
Treebones, that’s some locally cut cedar. Like working with it, not enough of lime in the ground and is pithy. Hard do fine a decent with board and if you do, it will be a short one.
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MsDebbieP
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posted 242 days ago
that’s sad :(
((waving south))
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