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["Rob Walton" <waltonrp AT gmail.com>]

All,

What do you call the wood rails that people add to a pickup bed? I am trying 
to Goolge this and can't find any online tips. While I'm at it, any tips from 
you all?

Thanks,

Rob
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>
>>  Anyone know of a good field reference that would help identify
>> trees in the mid-atlantic area?
>
> "National Audubon Society Field Guide to Trees. Eastern region" I
> picked mine up at Sam's Club or Costco, it was like $12. I had to get
> one for the west coast when we got out here.
>
> Good luck!
>

Rob

Thanks, got a copy from the library. Tree I was trying to identify is
Sweetgum. I have this copy for 3 weeks and if I don't find a used one, I'll
get a copy from Amazon. This is a great reference!

Rob