-Pinewoods Treasure
			“Above the cup a woodsman would use a hack to cut a face into the pine tree. That means he scored the bark, causing the resin to flow. Every time they made a new cut, more gum flowed into the cup.”	“Look! Here’s an old pine tree with a series of cuts, each one higher than the last. That pattern is called a cat face.” Tiffany: “Like cat whiskers! Why were they collecting the gum?” Wanda: “Did people make syrup from it?” Bill: “No, they made syrup from sugar cane juice. At a turpentine still they distilled the gum to make turpentine.”
		final images, 12-11-07 illustrator: Bill Otersen writer: Sarah Wagoner