Jul 18, 2018 12:46
5 yrs ago
English term
service wood
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Wyrażenie to pochodzi z XIX-wiecznego amerykańskiego tekstu dotyczącego metod wykonywania rakiet śnieżnych:
"The Canadian Indians use white and yellow birch, both very good if good judgment is used in selecting the trees. In the far Northwest snowshoe frames are sometimes made of spruce, while in the West service wood is frequently employed."
Niestety nie udało mi się znaleźć niczego sensownego, pomóżcie!
"The Canadian Indians use white and yellow birch, both very good if good judgment is used in selecting the trees. In the far Northwest snowshoe frames are sometimes made of spruce, while in the West service wood is frequently employed."
Niestety nie udało mi się znaleźć niczego sensownego, pomóżcie!
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| 3 | drewno z jarzębu domowego |
Beata Thomas
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drewno z jarzębu domowego
True Service Tree (Sorbus domestica)
The Service Tree is also known as the Sorb. Its flowers are white and decorative. The tree grows to heights of 20-25 metres in forest stands; it may be damaged by drought. The fruit resembles apples or pears in shape and has a sour taste.
Źródło: https://www.stihl.com.au/tree-lexicon-detail-page.aspx?idTre...
Sorbus domestica to jarząb domowy.
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Note added at 47 mins (2018-07-18 13:33:47 GMT)
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Drewno jarzębu - korekta.
The Service Tree is also known as the Sorb. Its flowers are white and decorative. The tree grows to heights of 20-25 metres in forest stands; it may be damaged by drought. The fruit resembles apples or pears in shape and has a sour taste.
Źródło: https://www.stihl.com.au/tree-lexicon-detail-page.aspx?idTre...
Sorbus domestica to jarząb domowy.
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Note added at 47 mins (2018-07-18 13:33:47 GMT)
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Drewno jarzębu - korekta.
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Comment: "Dziękuję bardzo! :)"
Discussion
Most of Canada's first snowshoes were carved from birch or hard ash that was soaked or steamed to become pliable and then constructed using stretched animal skin and rawhide.
https://www.cdnicons.com/collections/snowshoe