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April 24th 05, 04:27 AM
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The Pacific Northwest used to have large stands of Sitka Spruce trees.
Alas, they were mostly cut down for airplanes - World War I airplanes to be exact. Processing plants were set up on the Columbia River right next to Fort Vancouver, so the military could assist in running production full tilt. Colin 
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