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It is always unfortunate when\u00a0trees are lost – uprooted by wind or fire safety clearance\u00a0or any number of reasons why they have to be removed. This program will discuss possibilities for what you can do with that fallen tree other than grinding it into waste for the landfill.<\/p>\n
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William Strange<\/strong>\u00a0makes high end\u00a0furniture, often with salvaged wood.
Jeff Perry<\/strong>\u00a0is head of Angel City Lumber, a wood salvaging business in Los Angles.<\/p>\n