I was splitting firewood and I found this bullet lodged in one of the logs. Notice how there’s no path of entry, so this tree was shot long ago and it healed itself around the bullet.
I used to work at a sawmill, and one of the filers was telling me about all the crazy stuff they'd find in logs that would blow up saws. I guess one night they blew up a bandsaw because of metal in a log. Turned out to be an old musket that was leaned against the tree however long ago, and somehow got absorbed. Not sure if that's actually possible, but I didn't get the feeling he was messing with me.
donniebaseball2020 on October 1st, 2020 at 01:51 UTC »
I'm not a ballistics expert but isn't that a wide ass round?
therouxjay on October 1st, 2020 at 02:29 UTC »
Or trees are just getting really tired of our shit so now they're locked and loaded....
Behan801 on October 1st, 2020 at 03:05 UTC »
I used to work at a sawmill, and one of the filers was telling me about all the crazy stuff they'd find in logs that would blow up saws. I guess one night they blew up a bandsaw because of metal in a log. Turned out to be an old musket that was leaned against the tree however long ago, and somehow got absorbed. Not sure if that's actually possible, but I didn't get the feeling he was messing with me.