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03-02-17, 19:24

Lynn Eades Lynn Eades is offline

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Maybe Canada supplied the Douglas Fir / Oregon / Larch / Cedar as well?
BTW.

You cannot tell a soft wood or a hardwood by its texture. Balsa is a hardwood.
All Pines are soft wood because they do not flower.

Your gums (Eucalypts)are hardwoods because they flower (that is where the definition comes from)

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