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To: 353FMG

Interesting. When I was a kid, I would chew pine sap which made a pretty good chewing gum and I ended up smelling like a pine tree.


8 posted on 10/11/2016 3:31:36 PM PDT by JimSEA
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To: JimSEA

The odor of pinesap is refreshing and so is the smell of frankincense which is also the sap of a tree.


16 posted on 10/11/2016 5:14:18 PM PDT by 353FMG (AMERICA MATTERS)
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To: JimSEA
"Interesting. When I was a kid, I would chew pine sap which made a pretty good chewing gum and I ended up smelling like a pine tree."

Just yesterday in my daily walk through the woods with my dogs, I was reminded, as a kid, seeing slash marks and the galvanized rosen collectors under the slash marks on the pine trees. I was told that collecting pine rosen was some sort of war-time effort. I also remember the tung orchards (that are no longer ) from that period and for the same reason.(War effort)

Tung Ave is an artifact of that period....there's not a tung tree to be found in the area.

31 posted on 11/21/2017 9:03:25 AM PST by blam
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To: JimSEA
When I was a kid, I would chew pine sap which made a pretty good chewing gum and I ended up smelling like a pine tree.

You can drink straight gin and end up smelling the same.

34 posted on 11/21/2017 2:34:08 PM PST by Sawdring
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