Here is a small forest full of pine trees covered with resin pools. The laughs show a herringbone pattern aligned to the ground. The tree sap ran down the puddles and was collected in bins by the tenants.

The resin production is also called Pecherei, the workers are called Pecher.

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Puffin

July 12, 2021

Here you can see the traces of pine resin extraction on numerous trees. Pine resin is also called the gold of the forest. It is used for varnishes, in medicine, as an adhesive for adhesive plasters, in chewing gum and to treat bow hairs on string instruments.

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Schapp u. die Kegelrobbe🏃🦭🌲🌞🇩🇪

July 23, 2024

Generally, the resin used is pine balsam with its two components, turpentine and rosin.
The main substance is extracted from the resin canals by artistically wounding the pine trees.

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