Industry

 

When we use the tree respectfully and economically,

we have one of the greatest resources on the earth.

Frank Lloyd Wright, architect, designer, writer 

 

 

Courtland, Tennessee: wood railway ties, and rail use for transportation of logs and lumber

Courtland, Tennessee: wood railway ties, and rail use for transportation of logs and lumber

 

 

Logging truck, Greenville, North Carolina   Logging, Bellingham, Washington   Jone's Falls, Ontario: large pipes built mostly of wood (1930s) carry water to nearby communities   Apples, central California   Workers harvesting grapes, central California
                 
Almond grove, central California   Lumber yard, Redwood Forest, northern California   Cedar, Spruce and Pine are the most popular trees milled for lumber to build North American homes. Balcony: Airdrie, Alberta   Northern White Cedar and fence, Cowechan Bay, B.C.   Ferry dock Bridge, Salt Spring Island, BC, Canada
                 
Orange grove, central California   Ginkgo (Medicinal), Roanoke, Virginia   Palm oil seeds, Ajijic, Mexico   Bananas, San Jose, Costa Rica   Cashews, Costa Rica
                 
Wood used for trail walkway, Tualatin Hills Nature Park, Beaverton OR   Hafford, Saskatchewan: original wood railway ties   Ash shadows - cedar used for fencing, Roanoke VA US   Sugar Maple, Ottawa River, ON Canada   Roofing material, Mattheissen State Park, Illinois
                 
Gard's Tree Farm, Weston, Oregon   Wood picnic tables, North Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada   U-pick cherry and fruit tree farms, The Fruit Loop, Mosier OR   Long Beach, WA_lumber yard   Wood Laturell Bridge, Guy W. Talbot State Park, Oregon
                 
Wooden boat, Playa Hermosa, Costa Rica   Nag's Head Beach pier, The Outer Banks, North Carolina   Plymouth, North Carolina: Civil war ships docked here, both Northern and Southern troops   Ship structure detail, Cowichan Bay, Vancouver Island, BC   Boat building, Cowichan Bay, BC Canada
                 
Tree farm, western Nebraska   Farmville, North Carolina: abandoned, old railroad in the heart of cotton and tobacco farms   Coal shipment, Childress, Texas. Coal, a fossil fuel is carbonized remains of 100-400 million year old prehistoric forests   Apricot trees, central CA   Tree farm, Kentucky
                 
Tree farm, Kentucky   Nutmeg, central California   Door detail, hand-carved Butternut by Jim Drury   Orange grove, central California   Pulp Mill, Vancouver Island, B.C. Canada

 

 

Old steam-powered saw mill, Humboldt County, Hwy 101, CA
Old steam-powered saw mill, Humboldt County, Hwy 101, CA

 

 

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