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  1. madrone Minister of Fire

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  2. LLigetfa Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 9, 2008
    7,310 posts
    NW Ontario
    I don't think three pics of half cord drops would be representative of what his inventory is. That said, I have no idea what grows naturally in Oregon but if the guy is salvaging wood from residential areas, there could be all sorts on non-indigenous species.
  3. madrone Minister of Fire

    True. There are a lot of non-native trees in urban areas. It's very possible he has these trees. It made me wonder, though.
  4. karri0n New Member

    joined: Nov 18, 2008
    1,148 posts
    Eastern CT
    Madrone, What is your avatar a pic of? I'm assuming it's a tree, but it always catches my attention. It's very interesting.
  5. madrone Minister of Fire

    Why, it's a madrone, of course! They constantly shed their bark, revealing a smooth trunk. Beautiful trees, and great firewood!
  6. Beanscoot Member

    joined: Dec 30, 2007
    227 posts
    Vancouver Island, Canada
    No, it's arbutus!
  7. cityevader New Member

    joined: Dec 16, 2008
    80 posts
    Santa Cruz "Mountains"
    I'm going to sound stupider than I am, but Arbutus is the main "Family" name, or genus? or species? It's been so long since high school biology!
    Anyway, MAdrone and strawberry trees are under the same thing. It's my favorite tree, and I can't pass one without fondling the peeling bark off to the smooth underside. Planted one so I don't have to go for a walk to do it!
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