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What is the trunk of a pine tree used in Scottish sports meetings called?
caber
What is the trunk of a pine tree used in Scottish sport meetings?
caber
What is another name for a pine trunk in Scottish sports?
Caber. Scottish contest to see how far one can be thrown. If you go to Scotland, don't miss the Edinburgh tattoo festival (a tattoo is a military parade) in late summer.
What is the scottish word for pine cone?
The Scottish word for pine cone is "tappie".
Does a pine tree have a stem?
They are needles
What is found on a pine tree?
Roots, trunk, branches, twigs , needles and cones.
How does a pine tree support its self?
its trunk
When was Pine Rivers United Sports Club created?
Pine Rivers United Sports Club was created in 1967.
Were is the tree bark on a pine tree?
On the outside of the trunk and branches.
What part helps pine trees hold water?
the trunk
Name of scottish field marshal in first world war?
Pine
What are the the parts of pine trees?
Roots, trunk, branches, twigs , needles and cones.
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