I also went by a lumberyard in Smithfield. I find it interestign that they use sprinklers to keep the wood wet. I have no idea why that is, but I am always drawn to the texture and tonality of the lumber.
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Because large piles of dry wood are a fire hazard. Hot sun, dry wood, you can figure out the rest. So they keep it wet. Makes it easier to cut too. My first husband was from a logging family, I know alot about wood lol!
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