You gotta wonder exactly how much sawdust is enough!
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I never seen such a big pile of sawdus! it's impressive. I don't want to imagine what would happen in case of a sudden gust...
The only positive thing about such a large quantity of sawdust is that it must come from controlled forest management rather than wild deforestation, as happens in some parts of the world...
I believe you are right. There is a small log processing setup here, but I have not seen the areas they get the logs from.
Wow! That's all sawdust! Guess they use it to make particle board?
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