That log was once part of an Eastern red cedar that drew carbon dioxide from the air and transformed it into wood some 3,775 years ago, researchers report September 24 in Science. Buried beneath ...

A 3,775-year-old log discovery has lent credence to the idea of burying wood to sequester the carbon it contains. Known as a wood vault, the concept helps keep CO2 out of the atmosphere while ...

I created this simple edging to border my Moorland Blanket which is crocheted using the Neat Wave pattern. This is a very neat way to edge a blanket when you need something to give a finished look ...

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Nothing is more frustrating than having to bend over to replace a log every time you miss, or to pick up sticks once the wood splits. Solve this common problem by placing one large “round” or ...

Radiocarbon dating revealed the log to be 3,775 years old, give or take a few decades. Comparing the old chunk of wood to a freshly cut piece of cedar showed the ancient log lost less than 5 ...

Johanna says, ‘This design is relatively easy to achieve. It's achieved by using thin strips of wood and looks quite simplistic and neat. If you are looking for a budget lawn edging idea, this is it.

She has been published in The Spruce, Southern Living, House Digest, Family Handyman, and more. Stone is one of the best materials to use for edging your flower bed. It adds a touch of refinement and ...