Can’t recall seeing Pear wood before. Is it much like Apple wood? ChuckDying of old age pear tree in son’s yard on it‘s last branch still bearing fruit. Will cut it this winter.
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As I recall, pear is generally more colorful than apple, and softer.Can’t recall seeing Pear wood before. Is it much like Apple wood? Chuck
I agree with the softer comment, but unless it is steamed pear, the color is more often more faint than most of the common apple woods. The crab apples usually have a bit more rich color to them than regular apple.As I recall, pear is generally more colorful than apple, and softer.
I live how everyone on this site is so accepting and inclusive.However, acceptations to eveverything.
So is the cube supposed to mimic Zebra wood or Black and White ebony or some other wood?Following up to post 1, 162 link: https://woodbarter.com/threads/random-pictures-thread.45949/page-59
They are about to open this by WTC site and they cleared all the fence blockade. Finally was able to see this “Cube” (Perelman Performing Arts Center) at night backlit by led’s that shows the front stone panels illuminated with beautiful matched grain……..
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Absolutely! They go everywhere! ChuckCool! Will they go past the waterhose?
Pretty common. My wife named this one Mocha! A couple years ago we saw more. ChuckIs the melanistic trait common there? I’ve never seen one before.
Don’t have a garden, so we enjoy their ability to free range in our yard. Spring Branch is only about 10 miles away. If you are in the area again maybe we can meet for coffee. ChuckAhh the neighborhood group. Fine and dandy til they eat everything in sight! The few melanistic deer that I mounted came from around your area!. I was close to you last week - Spring Branch