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Hans, <br>
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I suggest cedar. I have made some very nice walking sticks from cedar
branches. It carves well, and is light and strong.<br>
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Dick Faulkner<br>
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I am looking for suggestions for a good wood to use for some carved
walking sticks. Light weight would be good, but I'm looking for
something that would be strong enough for a couple of Scouts to carry a
bucket of water with.<br>
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Thanks!<br>
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Hans Schwalm<br>
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