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Old 15-Apr-2003   #1
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Unknown Pine

Could some one please tell me what kind of pine this is. I found it on top of a tin car port. Thanks for any help
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A top view... sorry for the bad picture.
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From the photo, positive identification would be almost impossible.

1. How many needles are there in each bundle (2, 3 or 5?)

2. What kind of car is parked in the port?

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There are three in each bunch.
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