Identification of trees

[Benjamin]

I am going to be doing some Cold-Weather camping during my winter break,

and I need a website that identifies most of the well known trees...

ex:

Willow
Birch
Oak
Ash
etc.


Thanks,

Dennis

[Benjamin]

I guess you are not interested in that either, for the same reason mentioned above.

actually, I am interested in Binary Tree's...

I've been trying to learn them for the past month, but I have never found time....

Trees are those big plants with leaves and branches.

Why do you need to identify a tree? Is this for a project or something? Try whatever your local Forest Service is called.

What the hell is cold-weather camping....besides the obvious?

[Benjamin]

I need to identify trees because obviously I am going to need a fire, and I need to know which trees are which so I can pick the best burning(hardwood) trees...

and cold weather camping, is when you camp in cold weather

[SteveCRM]

I prefer my trees soft and mushy, not hard.

In oz you caren't charge around the bush burning whatever wood you happen upon, cause this would destroy the natural habitat of the fauna and flora. Of course l realise thet the US doesn't follow international environmental guidelines.

Ok so what is the reverse of cold weather camping, hot weather camping????

[Ianpbaker]

number 1, the birch, the birch

[Benjamin]

Originally posted by Jethro
In oz you caren't charge around the bush burning whatever wood you happen upon, cause this would destroy the natural habitat of the fauna and flora. Of course l realise thet the US doesn't follow international environmental guidelines.

Ok so what is the reverse of cold weather camping, hot weather camping????

well, I am not charging around the bush burning whatever I happen apon...
it's a planned trip, and it's on my property..

incase there are more people like jethro here, no not the property that I live on, i have about 20 acres of forest...

[Ianpbaker]

morning dennis, the above post was from monty python if you dodn't know

I found this from a search engine (it's actually on my favorite's list ) it might be handy

http://www.alaskascreensavers.com/ga...s/identify.htm

From the LawnMower school of Gardening:

Grass must be cut, generally in a fortnightly timeframe,
therefore the following definitions are operant:

1. Flowers must not be cut. Flowers will be found
behind a (preferably) decorative barrier. Therefore,
anything behind a barrier is a flower and should not be cut
with a lawnmower.

2. Trees are too big to cut with a lawnmower. If it is
not too big to cut with a lawnmower, then it must be some
form of grass.

3. Therefore, grass is anything not behind a decorative
barrier and can be run over by a lawnmower.

In your case, Dennis, refer to #2

[Benjamin]

Ian:
Thanks


DerFarm:

so, a hamster is considered grass too?

If it's so damn stupid that it won't run from a lawnmower,
it might as well be grass.

[HarryW]

Only if it's on your lawn.

[Benjamin]

Oh, I see now...

[sebs]

Benjamin, it's not so hard to start a fire!
Any DRY tree will do the job. When i say
dry i don't mean if it is wet, i mean if it is fresh, the
more fresh, more trouble it will be to start your faya!

Good thing to do for winter camping, is to dig a hole where
your fire will be, that way the wind will not stop you fire.
If you can,built snow wall around you fire,not too close,if u
know what i mean!!!

Good luck, your lucky to have all this land!!

[Sam Finch]

The Best kind of wood to start a fire with is ....
























Matches!!!!

Boom Boom!!

[Benjamin]

sebs:


Thanks, but I know how to build a fire...

I just need to be able to identify hardwood, so I can have some good long burning wood.... so I don't have to get as much....

[HarryW]

Lazy bastard

[Benjamin]

Yes, I am, but that has nothing to do with this.....
it's gonna be friggin cold where I am gonna go camping... and if I get out(away from the fire) too much, I might get frostbyte or something..

And watch out for yellow snow.

[Benjamin]

of course I'll take warm clothes with me...

but the clothes rated below 0°F are realy expensive...
so I'll have to do with lots of clothes and a blazing fire...

Have a great camping trip.

[Benjamin]

Thanks