long-leaf pine

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  This area of the park is forested in long-leaf pines. The forest is maintained by burn-off so that there is no secondary growth. A carpet of bracken fern is the dominant flora of the ground cover in the pine forest.
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  There is a three mile length of winding road through this section of the forest.
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  An roots of a long-leaf pine tree resemble an octopus.
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  The boardwalk leads the hiker through the uplands pine forest.
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  The East Hill neighborhood has the advantage of proximety to parks. This home faces Bayview Park and Bayou Texar.
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  A stand of long-leaf pines and slash pines create a picturesque view of pasture land along this country road.
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  Stacks of boards are stored to air dry in the lumber yard.
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  Mrs. Pete Baucum searches the stacks for the perfect pieces of curly pine boards for a cabinet.
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  The equipment on the right of the photograph is used to mill tongue and grove lumber for flooring.
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