I'm surrounded by bits of bog oak, as the bits of fossilised wood are known, and a meaningless occupation is to search them for signs of tool mark and then to decide what the tool looked like and how it was being used. The bits of ancient forest, once dried out completely, make excellent kindling sticks for 'that special fire'.
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1st January 2006ce
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Submerged forest? (Kammer, Dec 31, 2005, 18:59)- Re: Submerged forest? (wideford, Dec 31, 2005, 19:57)
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