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It's not "access to trees" so much as "access to large, old growth trees". The old ones with tight growth rings, large widths and long straight trunks are actu
by monknomo 3y ago
It's not "access to trees" so much as "access to large, old growth trees". The old ones with tight growth rings, large widths and long straight trunks are actually kinda rare these days. The farmed stuff is not the same, compare the growth ring per-inch
- supportengineer 3y agoOld houses and barns.
- mannykannot 3y agoThere is a very noticeable difference between the lumber of our house (not to mention my in-laws' home) and that being sold by even specialist lumber yards.