tanbark造句

• He also harvested the bark of the Tanbark Oak which was used for tanning cow hides.
• A great quantity of tanbark is required, around 2, 880 litres for 150 hides.
• De Booys was granted permission to build a windmill to produce cement, paint, and tanbark.
• With the decline in demand for tanbark and charcoal this form of management has lost its significance.
• Bixby Creek was the site of a landing built to transfer tanbark via cable to ships anchored offshore.
• "' Tanbark "'is a neighborhood in southeastern Lexington, Kentucky, United States.
• The watershed is populated with Canyon Live Oak, and Tanbark Oak ] favored by the early Esselen inhabitants.
• At mid-level elevations there are also considerable numbers of tanbark oak and Pacific madrone contributing to the canopy.
• In these areas, the word " mulch " is used specifically to refer to very fine tanbark or peat moss.
• Characteristic species include coastal redwood, California bay, tanbark oak, big-leaf maple, and western sword fern.
• In the Ringling show he is a big kid playing with big toys and he bounces around the tanbark like a human cartoon hero.
• Besides finished lumber, the railroad also shipped tanbark to Port Royal, to be used by the Oak Extract Company in nearby Newport.
• The Tanbark Trail, located on the south side of the highway bridge, is a round trip hike with a total elevation gain.
• In the summer and fall they moved inland to harvest acorns gathered from the Tanbark Oak, primarily on upper slopes above the narrow canyons.
• In 1889, as much as 50, 000 cords of tanbark were hauled out from the Little Sur River and Big Sur River watersheds.
• Entrepreneurs followed and were bowed by the amount of effort it required to raise cattle or extract lumber, limestone and tanbark from the coastal slopes and clefts.
• DESIGNER-FASHION ( Undated ) _ The distinction between clothes meant to be worn on the street and those designed for the tanbark has become increasingly blurred.
• The Edwards family owned and managed a very large tannery in Hunter that relied on tanbark harvested from the hemlock forests of their country estate in the Catskill Mountains.
• Swetnam and Trotter worked for the Notley brothers, who harvested Redwood in the Santa Cruz area and expanded operations to include tanbark in the mountains around Palo Colorado Canyon.
• Prior to the construction of Highway One, this area was the center of economic activity for the region with families harvesting redwood, tanbark, limestone, and gold.