BASH Puzzle #7

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Edgar

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Puzzle #7 is now ready. This is a wood identification puzzle.

Your challenge is to identify the wood that this bowl is made from.

Here are the rules:
1. General IAP Contest rules and the General BASH Puzzle rules apply
2. You must send your entry to iap.puzzles@gmail.com
3. One entry per person and one guess per entry. Be sure to put Puzzle #7 in the Subject Line and include your real name and IAP user name in the body of the message along with your guess.
4. Each correct answer will earn one point toward the overall prize total.
5. Banter is expected and encouraged, but DO NOT post any hints or real guesses in this thread.
6. This contest will close at 10 pm Hawaii Time on Tuesday, Feb 18
7. In addition to earning points toward the grand prizes, each entry with the correct answer will also be entered into a drawing for one or more individual puzzle prizes

HINT:
The wood is one of the following - you just have to decide which one:
Georgia Yellow Pine
Trinidad White Pine
Alaska Yellow Cedar
Cedar of Lebanon
Tasmanian Sassafras
Alabama Supplejack
Texas Pecan
Kentucky Coffee Tree


Good luck, have fun, and let me know if you have any questions

Edgar

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I have only seen one of those timbers.
Sent from the UK

Some of them are fairly rare or at least difficult to come by, but a little research should at least eliminate a few of them as possibilities. Then it's a matter of narrowing down the possibilities.

I've been fortunate to do a good bit of traveling in my career, and I'm a wood hoarder, so I actually have some of each of these timbers in my shop - some collected in my travels, some by trade or purchase & some from my own farm.
 
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