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Old 10/9/09, 1:56 PM
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Jelly, jelly everywhere?
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Old 10/9/09, 1:59 PM
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Yes, that is SPF jelly.



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Sap. Douglas fir.

Douglas-fir is a resinous wood, with a characteristic sweetish odor.. Exudations
of resin on end and side surfaces and pitch pockets are common.



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Yep see it in most attics.(looks like basement here)
The unventilated ones seem to have more.

I notice they are using beam jacks,and do not see any fasteners either.
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We call them pitch pockets aroud here.
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Its just pitch.




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