I love wood and it follows I have an interest in trees as well. Check out some of the unusual wood I have found:
- One of the most beautiful trunks I have ever seen. Rainbow Eucalyptus
- Where I found the Rainbow Eucalyptus
- This is the difference between Yellow and White Birch. I can’t tell in the shop.
- Cluster burl tree in the forest.
- This tree had cluster burl all the way up. Even the Logger was impressed.
- The Largest Burl I have ever seen. Too bad it was hollow. . .
- Sawing a log like this is a challenge. How do we get the best usable wood?
- Cluster burl slab. Check out the bed page to see it in a headboard.
- Cluster burl and Walnut headboard.
- Walnut tree on Silverton Rd. which is now a dining table and chairs, and several other items.
- This tree had to be removed.
- Silverton Walnut, Neil treating the exposed end grain.
- Silverton Walnut with me inside the 5 main branches. Neil got the bole.
- Local saw mill cutting up the Silverton rd. Walnut
- Walnut tree on Silverton Rd. which is now a dining table.
- Weird forest in Poland
- This is a S. African Quiver Tree, I found it in Palm Desert.
- younger Bristle cone pine, one of the longest lived things on Earth.
- Older Bristle cone pine, one of the longest lived things on Earth.
- Pine trees in the Sierras
- Lumberjacks can be crazy. He cut the whole tree safely.
- Backside of the Woman in the wood
- A pair of matched Walnut boards, saved for a table.