Which state do you think of when you think of pine trees?

As the song says, "we'd meet in the middle, 'neath that ole Georgia pine."

The answer, of course, is onions. Er, Georgia.

 

Not what I was taught, Tomas.

 

Maine

 

hell, i refuse to argue the point after reading this site tonight.

you're right, an evergreen is a pine. i was wrong.

 

shit. petty backed out of an argument before it even started. we are screwed.

 

(though I was just coming back to change my answer to montana, fwiw. think oregon's got more per square mile, maybe, but montana's got size going for it.)

 

Come on, people. North Carolina. Anyone else ever been to Pinehurst? Southern Pines? Even a golf course called Pine Needles. And a great view from the press box at the old North Carolina Speedway in Rockingham -- nothing but pine trees in every direction, as far as the eye could see.

 

I've been outside of the East Coast twice. I don't think I've ever seen a pine tree.

 

Since you're in an amenable frame of mind, Tomas, seems like a good time to invite you to check out the pines in the Southeast. And the brisket.

 

first post i've read tonight that made me smile. thanks WT.

 

We'll set another place.

 

There is an area of New Jersey known as the Pine Barrens