Wood The lumber from Brazil nut trees (not to be confused with Brazilwood) is of excellent quality, but logging the trees is prohibited by law in all three producing countries (Brazil, Bolivia and Peru).

Collecting some acorns.

That's why I cracked the walnuts.

Uh...blueberry nut bar?

Wood

Good

Right there those are hickory nuts.

Are you done cracking the walnuts?

Walnut, you're having a very luxurious time...

Hard and bitter as a hickory tree.

Cell Wood

Decorative Wood

Wood of some sort

Wood 1

Wood 2

I see pine beams Cypress.

Uhoh. Boom.

As we said in the last video, we're now assuming wood on wood

Beechnuts, old bean?

I'm sound and as tough as hickory.

Burlwood

Or by a piece of wood.

What's the matter, Slats?

Nice walnut.

Instead, Mozambique exported raw nuts to India, where, reportedly, child labour was used to shell the nuts.

Cypress beams.

They eat nuts, almonds, walnuts, preferably raw, not salted.

It's just steel and timber.

Now, a little wood. Let me help you.

Okay, Slats, your shot.

I went into the mountains to get wood.

I'm broke, though, so I'll pay you by chopping wood.

In Britain and Ireland, the seeds are used for the popular children's game conkers.

And then these buttons on the corbels here right there those are hickory nuts.

In the case of the Clark's nutcracker, this bird gives back.

When he's practicing he hates the smell of food, so he only eats the pecan pie which has a very strong scent.

In here, the number of pecans is the same as the number of black keys on a piano.

In this relatively fertile valley there are some walnut, cherry and olive trees.

Samson will crack your head like a walnut.

I thought I had tried everything, but I've never tried golden nuts.

Other people are clinging to a piece of driftwood.

This is Norwegian Forestry Commission wood.

They used to be normal farmers or wood gatherers.

Pretty sure it's pine.

Never seen a man split wood before?