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Jill Bartlett
{K:8130} 9/26/2014
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Thanks for your comment Clay,many of the houses and barns out here are built o Oak, our's included. There are very few left arond us now. I know that the people used what was close to them to build their houses, ( i'm talking 100 years ago)But back then there was no replanting, only what mother nature did. Pity Oak does not grow as fast as Pine.
Best regards.
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Jill Bartlett
{K:8130} 9/26/2014
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Thank you Savador.Sad as you say,hope they plant new trees soon.
Best wishes
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Clay Boutin
{K:28722} 9/25/2014
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Hopefully there will be new trees and the cycle will continue. I can remember for several years, back in the 70's, oak was in style so you can imagine how many oak trees were cut down to supply the demand during that time period.
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Salvador Marķa Lozada
{K:69375} 9/25/2014
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Sad the fall of trees but great your photo, Jill.
Very nice image.
Congratulations and best wishes,
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Jill Bartlett
{K:8130} 9/25/2014
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Thank you Jose, yes they do, but don't think I shall be around when they get to this size. Glad ours is an old house. Tehe!
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a. Scarabeo
{K:16333} 9/25/2014
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I presume they plant new trees instead!
Nice title for a well seen capture.
Best regards.
PS. Maybe they need wood to build houses for expatriates!!Hi!Hi!
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