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by gowld
323 days ago
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> It is not the case that these oaks were kept for the express purpose of replacing the Hall ceiling. > The oaks, however, are left to grow on and eventally, after 150 years or more, they yield large pieces for major construction work such as beams, knees etc. Splitting hairs a bit. In fact what they did was to maintain a more general solution, maintaining a supply of wood over the long term of 400 years. |
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