dkhoury35
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you might find some in lebanon but it is illegal to cut them down and the ones that die they use them for carving sculptures
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Greg
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Greg
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Oooops, sorry.
I had to prune this thread as dkhoury35's response appeared seven times. Unfortunately, in my jet lagged state I made the mistake of deleting the
original question from 'makrisd1'
His or her message related to a possible source for Lebanese cedar.
With apologies.
Greg
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dkhoury35
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sorry if i caused problems greg
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makrisd1
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No problem Greg!!
My question was where can i find cedar of lebanon...
I know that these trees are protected... I am looking for cedar of lebanon for cretan lyras tops and for other musical instruments!!
I am looking for a long time but i only found from United Kingdom.. It was klin dryed and the grains were not so vertical to the blanks...
Thank you!!
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