WENT TO EUREKA SPRINGS WHERE "TURPENTINE CREEK" IS RE-PURPOSING áREALá CHRISTMAS TREES. CHRISTMAS TREES ARE LIKE CATNIP FOR TIGERS AND LIONS. HERE AT TURPENTINE CREEK - THEY USE THEM AS PART OF THEIR ...

Why would a tree living in a habitat that catches fire every few years produce turpentine, a highly flammable substance? That question was asked as I was building a fire at home with a piece of fat ...

Q. My understanding is that longleaf pine was preferred over loblolly pine for turpentine production. Is it because longleaf pines produce more sap? Also, what explanation did you once give for why a ...

At first glance, the scars on the old pines look like signs of lightning strikes or fire damage. A more trained eye recognizes the cat-faced markings as the work of turpentine chippers who sliced ...

If you visit Manatee Village Historical Park, you’ll see that the museum is organized according to the industrial, communal and familial aspects of pioneer life. The turpentine still at the park ...