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cody
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 Posted: Apr 15 2007 Post subject: here are some pics of the wood i cut up the othere day |
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Jeff T
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Nice neat pile ya got there Cody 
Is it Oak? |
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cody
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| i think it is but my dad thinks its Hickory |
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Harry Nutczak
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that looks like red-oak, did it smell like cheese when you cut it?
red oak always has a cheesy smell to it, and they are notorius for being hollow inside.
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cody
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no it did not smell like cheese
i really dont care what kind of wood it is sents it was free |
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