November 23, 200817 yr :thumb::thumb::thumb: Brach is a Harvard man, so I'm sure he knows what he is talking about. All Harvard men know what they're talking about, right?
November 23, 200817 yr Oh yeah, that's what I'm talking about - yet another legitimately intriguing question :thumb: Who can find the answer first? I have thought long and hard (just over 5 minutes) on this question and my research suggests that pine tar can be produced from multiple varieties of pine trees.
November 23, 200817 yr Cool avatar BF. Thanks. I'm still trying to decide if it drives me nuts too much.
November 23, 200817 yr Cool avatar BF. Thanks. I'm still trying to decide if it drives me nuts too much. What do the years represent? The years you've gone to Florida, and come out of a restaurant with food on your feet? :sssh:
November 23, 200817 yr Personally I much prefer the cedar tree, as conifers go. My dad's farm is teeming with cedar trees.
November 23, 200817 yr What do the years represent? The years you've gone to Florida, and come out of a restaurant with food on your feet? :sssh: No, that would crash the server.
November 23, 200817 yr No, that would crash the server. It's not one of your annoying avatars is it? I've spent the past 5 minutes trying to figure out a pattern. :madman:
November 23, 200817 yr BF's avatar is the years that Highlands has won State, if I'm not mistaken. That's it!!! It threw me off because I didn't realize that Highlands was 2A in the early years.
November 23, 200817 yr BF's avatar is the years that Highlands has won State, if I'm not mistaken.*Ding ding ding* "We have a winner! Johnny, tell her what she's won..." :ylsuper:
November 23, 200817 yr But I must warn you of a deadly enemy of the magnificent White Pine, the White Pine blister rust.I had that. Doctor gave me a powder for it. :irked:
November 23, 200817 yr *Ding ding ding* "We have a winner! Johnny, tell her what she's won..." :ylsuper: Not to brag (although I am), I knew what it meant the instant I first saw it.
November 23, 200817 yr Personally I much prefer the cedar tree, as conifers go. My dad's farm is teeming with cedar trees. I realize you are a Mod, but please start a new thread if you want to discuss the science and history of the cedar. This thread is reserved for paying homage to the mighty, magnificent pine.:cool:
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