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Posted by Kevin (FL) on October 19, 2004 at 09:47:29 from (12.77.200.183):
Hurricane Ivan has blown over thousands of oaks and pines down here and property owners are mostly cutting up the trees in small pieces and dragging to the road for the FEMA trucks to haul away and burn. Seems such a waste to burn so much good timber when the lumber prices are so high. Yet I don't see anyone loading up the large pines and oaks for lumber harvesting. In north Pensacola they have set up a large burn area that covers about 10 acres where the debris is being carried. This is just one of many "burn dumps" that have been setup. Wish some of you could have come down here and loaded up on some good timber. Pines up to 30" diameter and oaks up to 36" and higher. Also wish we had a portable sawmill ourselves....
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