Osage orange

handy.

Like I say, the Latin name is Maclura Pomifera, which is one of my all-time favorites.

Maclura.

And if it sounds Scottish to you, it's by design.

cedar, pines, where do they like to roost anything?

They like Bodock in our part of the world.

If you can find the right spot.

Sugarberry is another one, hackberry.

Okay.

A lot of Osage Orange

in that area, right?

Yeah,

But I feel like a self-boat shouldn't be considered a handicap compared to a simple composite because I feel like they're pretty equal.

I don't see a reason why a self-boat couldn't perform as well as a simple composite.

Did you say it's an Osage Orange that you're using?

Yeah, it is.

Small towns and rural communities that got new WPA schoolhouses, usually made of native stone in the 30s and early 40s, include Westville and Wyandotte in Oklahoma.

Missouri places like Bodark, Scopus, Cherryville, Davisville, Garwood, Marble Hill, Piedmont, Reed Spring, and Zalma.

Max Creek and Leadwood were among the many high schools to get a new gymnasium, courtesy of the WPA.

And that's just scratching the surface.