Bushel of wood

Raw material used in a lot of jobs and building sites. Produced in the forest of a village.

A bushel of wood is :

• a raw material
  • used by/for :
    • the baker to produce loaves of bread
    • the carpenter to craft :
      • a staff / a shaft
      • a cart
      • a hull
      • a large ladder
      • a mast
      • a small ladder
      • wooden boards
      • a oar
      • unhooped buckets
      • barrels
      • the framework of the mansion
      • the construction and/or repairs of ships
      • the increase of the size of the port
    • the cider maker to produce a barrel of cider
    • the blacksmith to craft :
      • knives
      • ounces of steel
      • a sword blade
      • a axe blade
      • an unforged blade
      • a shovel blade
    • the cheese maker to produce :
      • an ewe's milk cheese
      • a goat cheese
      • cow's milk cheese
    • the distiller to produce :
      • a cask of Irish whiskey
      • a cask of Scotch whisky
    • the mayor or the planning assistant to create :
      • a small grove
      • stumps
• a special object :
  • obtained during excavations
    
    

Can be bought or sold on the town market between 2,00 and 15,95 pounds.

It has a weight of 5.

Notice :

• So there is no interest for you to buy wood bushels if you aren't a carpenter, a cider maker, a blacksmith, a cheese maker, from middle class, a harbourmaster, a travelling merchant, a mayor or a trade minister.
  
  

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