Hiya Folks,
Was out last weekend gathering the logs I need to build a bed and a few end
tables for a cabin in the woods. I will have to remove the bark and let
them dry before I can do much else but while I was wielding the chainsaw
searching for the next piece, I wondered something. When it's cold, does
the moisture inside trees freeze? I kind of suspect that with all the other
substances generated within the tree, it actually becomes a natural anti
freeze if you will but wasn't sure. Just curious more than anything.
Cheers,
cc