Hope they make good money from this.
Let's hope so Indrani...!
Never knew they made paper form it, thought it was used for oil. Thanks for visiting my blog
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Interesting!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
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How lovely.
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I didn't know they used eucalyptus to make paper. I love the smell!
Paper industries buy it and use other chemicals to its pulp in the process.Thanks for the comment!
Love eucalyptus! They remind me of my native country, Portugal, which I left when I was a kid!Thanks for sharing. ***Have a nice weekend.
That's quite an interesting shot. Sometimes, we need to know where the stuff in the stores comes from!
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Hope they make good money from this.
ReplyDeleteLet's hope so Indrani...!
DeleteNever knew they made paper form it, thought it was used for oil. Thanks for visiting my blog
ReplyDeleteGlad to have your comment..!
DeleteWonderful photo, friend. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for being here .:)
DeleteInteresting!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteThanks Gary!
DeleteHow lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks ladyfi.
DeleteI didn't know they used eucalyptus to make paper. I love the smell!
ReplyDeletePaper industries buy it and use other chemicals to its pulp in the process.Thanks for the comment!
DeleteLove eucalyptus!
ReplyDeleteThey remind me of my native country, Portugal, which I left when I was a kid!
Thanks for sharing.
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Have a nice weekend.
That's quite an interesting shot. Sometimes, we need to know where the stuff in the stores comes from!
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