Vegetation Dense coverage with pine, oak, fir and other valuable timber.

The wood.

Wood burns.

Use of wood

Knock on wood.

Timber!

All the deadwood!

I'll get our wood.

But wood is the material that I love the most, and I'm going to tell you the story about wood.

Wood burns easily.

Cut wood for rafts. Two.

Under the log.

The wood's completely rotten!

Knock on wood!

Touch wood.

Gather all the deadwood! All the wood!

Get this wood in.

Come on. Let's get the wood.

Local tribal sources confirmed the toll, adding that among the dead insurgents there were at least 12 Somalis and a number of Saudis.

Savings of 19,200 were realized in the budget line items for stationery and office supplies as a result of identifying cheaper local commercial sources.

Savings of 8,200 under medical supplies were due to the fact that cheaper local commercial sources had been identified.

Vegetation Wooded with oak and pine and other kinds of valuable timber, mixed with plots of grain crops and livestock pasture.

Production of lumber 2.2

All that chopping of wood has made his hands tough and strong.

Leave the gold in the wood.

This is freshcut wood.

All the wood down the wells!

Savings were realized under stationery and office supplies ( 19,200) and medical supplies ( 23,000) as a result of identifying cheaper local commercial sources.

Acre exports wood 85.6 , poultry (chicken and wild turkey) 4.7 , wood products 1.7 (2002).

There used to be some food in the sawdust. Now it's all sawdust.

This table is wooden.

Wood doesn't grow on trees.

Woodwork training for the deaf

Coming up is the sound of a woodpecker.

We'll have to eat the sawdust.

It's from the finest lumber!

Good piece of vvood, too.

You knock on wood for me.

I expect the wood was damp.

Do you like that piece of wood? .

You know, needles and thread, sawdust.

It's a piece of wood with nerves.

What happens when you run out of wood?

I'd vanish into the woodwork.

According to local legend, Druze families in the area lived in scattered colonies in the hills near sources of water until the 13th or 14th century.