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Re: OT - will hemlock lumber hold paint?
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Posted by Nebraska Cowman on August 27, 2006 at 11:52:33 from (65.169.97.206):
In Reply to: OT - will hemlock lumber hold paint? posted by Tim in New York on August 27, 2006 at 09:09:58:
Reminds me of the story in the early days of settling western Pa. A lumberman floated a barge or Hemlock down the river to the port at New Orleans, Proceded to hunt up an unexpierenced buyer and after a few drinks managed to sell him several thousand feet ot "knot pine" Afer the buyer sobered up and complained he was told, "Didn't I tell you plainly it was Not Pine?"
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