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Cob: BambooJanetinTenn at aol.com JanetinTenn at aol.comFri Aug 29 13:29:59 CDT 2003
Cobbers, Bamboo grows wild all over Tennessee, we call it wild cane here. You can see it growing in big groves all along the road sides and interstates. I believe that young bamboo is what was used to "cane" the young american boy who was spray painting cars or whatever he got caught doing in Thialand, or somewhere a few years ago. To get a whippin with that stuff hurts like heck and you never forget it. (and never risk gettin it again) I harvested some wild cane a few years back to stake straw bales together for a small building. I let it sit around a few weeks before stripping off the limbs and by that time it was almost impossible . That was some tough stuff. I had to use an axe just to chop it down and it wasnt that big. It must have been the wrong time of year to harvest, cause I finally thru it away, because I couldnt do a thing with it at that stage. bye for now, janet, high on the Cumberland Plateau, or wishing to be. -------------- next part -------------- <HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><BODY BGCOLOR="#ffffff"><FONT COLOR="#0000a0" style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ffffff" SIZE=4 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">Cobbers,<BR> Bamboo grows wild all over Tennessee, we call it wild cane here. You can see it growing in big groves all along the road sides and interstates. I believe that young bamboo is what was used to "cane" the young american boy who was spray painting cars or whatever he got caught doing in Thialand, or somewhere a few years ago. To get a whippin with that stuff hurts like heck and you never forget it. (and never risk gettin it again)<BR> <BR> I harvested some wild cane a few years back to stake straw bales together for a small building. I let it sit around a few weeks before stripping off the limbs and by that time it was almost impossible . That was some tough stuff. I had to use an axe just to chop it down and it wasnt that big. It must have been the wrong time of year to harvest, cause I finally thru it away, because I couldnt do a thing with it at that stage. <BR> <BR> bye for now, janet, high on the Cumberland Plateau, or wishing to be.</FONT></HTML>
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