OT: for you forestry majors

horshack.sixpack · Tuesday at 1:21 PM

some of these surprised me

CochiseCowbell · Tuesday at 1:25 PM

greenbean.sixpack · Tuesday at 1:55 PM

As someone who spent a decade in Maine from the spring of 87 to December of 89, i can attest to the number of trees,

vhdawg · Tuesday at 1:56 PM

Having driven from one end of North Dakota to the other I think the 2% is a high estimate.

vhdawg · Tuesday at 1:58 PM

greenbean.sixpack said:
As someone who spent a decade in Maine from the spring of 87 to December of 89, i can attest to the number of trees,

Did you know these guys?

Dogpatrol · Tuesday at 2:02 PM

greenbean.sixpack said:
As someone who spent a decade in Maine from the spring of 87 to December of 89, i can attest to the number of trees,

That sounds like 2.5 years unless a year in Maine is like 4 years everywhere else

greenbean.sixpack · Tuesday at 2:09 PM

Dogpatrol said:
That sounds like 2.5 years unless a year in Maine is like 4 years everywhere else

Dog years in ME, kind of like being a state fan.

HotMop · Tuesday at 2:15 PM

Kansas is accurate.

RocketDawg · Tuesday at 2:35 PM

greenbean.sixpack said:
As someone who spent a decade in Maine from the spring of 87 to December of 89, i can attest to the number of trees,

Does the snow ever actually hit the ground?

greenbean.sixpack · Tuesday at 2:44 PM

RocketDawg said:
Does the snow ever actually hit the ground?

I've seen drifts bigger than houses on the flight line. The snow is crazy. It should be considered one of the "rings of hades."