After glacial retreat trees and stumps appear.
http://www.livescience.com/39819-ancient-forest-thaws.html
http://www.livescience.com/39819-ancient-forest-thaws.html
1000 yrs enough to season?
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Sinngetreu
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jatoxico
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No, they need to be split and stacked for 1000 years.
That's only a couple years longer than my oak.
CenterTree
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Paulywalnut
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Spruce and hemlock. Hmm... That does dry faster. Good thing it isn't red oak. That takes forever to season.
Backwoods Savage
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I also remember when they were digging a mine near Marquette, MI and they uncovered an old forest and it was amazing how far underground it was!
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