SanRafaelSwell... Although its a year later I figured I'd speak my peace. You are correct in saying true cedars are not native
To north America but regardless of their father land, true cedars are alive
And well in the pacific northwest of the US. Example; the Deodar cedar, the Atlas cedar as well as the cedar of Lebanon. Kinda in the same way 99% of the people living in this country aren't native.
I wish people realized that THERE ARE NO CEDARS in the US. This genus (Cedrus) is NOT native to the Americas. Everything that people call cedars in the US are actually junipers (Juniperus) or Arborvitae (Thuja). They are NOT cedars, sorry.
i heard what is needed is one soft wood on one hard wood. the hard wood grinds dust off the soft wood which turns into an ember.
is this untrue? can soft woods be used together and hard woods used together?
DieTheDeath 4 months ago
SanRafaelSwell... Although its a year later I figured I'd speak my peace. You are correct in saying true cedars are not native
To north America but regardless of their father land, true cedars are alive
And well in the pacific northwest of the US. Example; the Deodar cedar, the Atlas cedar as well as the cedar of Lebanon. Kinda in the same way 99% of the people living in this country aren't native.
JefafaSB 8 months ago
Couldn't see for the all the paragraph.
rlmccullough 1 year ago
I wish people realized that THERE ARE NO CEDARS in the US. This genus (Cedrus) is NOT native to the Americas. Everything that people call cedars in the US are actually junipers (Juniperus) or Arborvitae (Thuja). They are NOT cedars, sorry.
SanRafaelSwell 2 years ago
I saw this done in 50 seconds (pick up tools to open flame) at the winter olympics in Salt LAke City.
dongisselbeck 2 years ago
lol.
har wood
jasonx1214 2 years ago
u mean harD wood
arunalf 2 years ago