Across the street from me there once stood three red oak trees, just hacked down less than a week ago... :boohoo:
I was feeling better today so I bundled up and went out and had a look at the aftermath from the developers massacre...
I counted 164 rings on the larger tree, the heart wood is solid and true, the scavengers picked the branches clean for firewood (they were on it like a pack of dogs on a three legged cat) and left a long 5 foot section of the main trunk detatched from the roots...
This tree sprouted in 1840, the year the mountain man era ended, The sappling turned 21 at the outbreak of the Civil War and continued growing until 2004...
The grain of the wood is tight and free of trunk rot, so there is period correct planks of wood there, free for the taking... :winking:
I'm sure I can roll it across the street... :haha: :winking:
I was feeling better today so I bundled up and went out and had a look at the aftermath from the developers massacre...
I counted 164 rings on the larger tree, the heart wood is solid and true, the scavengers picked the branches clean for firewood (they were on it like a pack of dogs on a three legged cat) and left a long 5 foot section of the main trunk detatched from the roots...
This tree sprouted in 1840, the year the mountain man era ended, The sappling turned 21 at the outbreak of the Civil War and continued growing until 2004...
The grain of the wood is tight and free of trunk rot, so there is period correct planks of wood there, free for the taking... :winking:
I'm sure I can roll it across the street... :haha: :winking: