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  Chipped pine tree
  Photograph of a chipped pine tree used for resin collection. Resin is collected to later be processed into turpentine. A wooden pan is notched into the tree bark below the chips to collect resin. Several of the other trees in the background are also chipped.
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  Chipped pine tree
  Photograph of a previously chipped tree with a new chipping pan on the back of the tree. Pine trees are often tapped for resin collection. Scars from the chipping process can be seen on the side of the tree with new bark growth .A forest of pine trees can be seen in the background along with a dirt roadway to the right.
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  Chipped Pine Tree and collection basket
  Photograph of a chipped pine tree. Pine tree resin is collected and processed into turpentine. A pan for the resin is stuck into the the side of the tree to collect resin as it travels down the grooves from the chipping. A forest of pine trees can be seen in the background.
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  Chipped pine tree for resin collection
  Photograph of a chipped pine tree. Pine tree resin is collected and processed into turpentinet. Several chipping marks can be seen in the side of the tree and the metal pan for collecting the resin is stuck into the side of the tree. Previous years chipping scars can be seen below the collection pan. A pine forest can be seen in the background.
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  Chipped Pine tree. "April 11 1926"
  Photograph of a chipped pine tree used for resin collection. Resin is collected to later be processed into turpentine. A wooden pan is notched into the tree bark below the chips to collect resin. Several of the other trees in the background are also chipped.
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  Chipped pine tree. "April 12, 1926. Pair of no. 186.242 (280)"
  Photograph of a chipped pine tree used for resin collection. Resin is collected to later be processed into turpentine. A wooden pan is notched into the tree bark below the chips to collect resin. Several of the other trees in the background are also chipped.
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  Chipped pine tree. "Box was constructed in 1923"
  Photograph of a chipped pine tree used for resin collection. A wooden pan is notched into the tree bark below the chips in the tree where resin will travel down the grooves to the tray. A forest of pine trees can be seen in the background.
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  Chipped pine tree. "Close up of 7.92 1 of 2. April 4"
  Photograph of a chipped pine tree used for resin collection. Resin is collected to later be processed into turpentine. A wooden pan is notched into the tree bark below the chips in the tree where resin will travel down the grooves to the tray. A car sits in the middle of the trees. A forest of pine trees can be seen in the background.
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  Chipped Pine Tree. "May 14"
  Photograph of a chipped pine tree. Pine tree resin is collected and processed into turpentine. Several chipping marks can be seen in the side of the tree. The metal pan for collecting the resin is stuck into the side of the tree. Previous years chipping scars can be seen below the collection pan. A pine forest can be seen in the background.
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  Chipped pine tree. "Savannah Road"
  Photograph a chipped pine tree. Pine tree resin is collected and processed into turpentine. Several chipping marks can be seen in the side of the tree and the metal pan for collecting the resin is stuck into the side of the tree. Previous years chipping scars can be seen below the collection pan. A pine forest can be seen in the background.
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  Chipped pine tree. Unknown
  Photograph of a chipped pine tree. Pine tree resin is collected and processed into turpentine. Several chipping marks can be seen in the side of the tree and the metal pan for collecting the resin is stuck into the side of the tree. Previous years chipping scars can be seen below the collection pan. A pine forest can be seen in the background.
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  Chipped pine tree."March 22 - 3rd chipping"
  Photograph of a chipped pine tree. It is noted this is the third chipping on this tree. Pine tree resin is collected and processed into turpentine. The pan for the resin is stuck into the the base of the tree to collect resin as it travels down the grooves from the chipping. A forest of pine trees can be seen in the background.