BARNS! American Chestnut -
Long-Lasting Family Farms Asheville 
Asheville Real Estate Journal
American Chestnut trees have played an important role in our forest ecosystems here in the Appalachians. (see earlier post) Back in the day, wildlife prospered with crops thousands of American chestnuts produced every single year.
And the American Chestnut’s durability made it a perfect choice to use for building barns and homes….a few of which I have seen near Asheville....like this American Chestnut Tobacco Barn you too can see in person.
Paul Gallimore, founder of Long Branch will tell you that this American Chestnut structure was built around 1920 with locally sawn rough cut lumber from that gallant and now nearly extinct tree.. Gallimore is an educator, author, consultant, and planner in renewable energy, environmental design, permaculture, appropriate technology, and recycling/resource recovery.
Resources: Asheville’s Long Branch Environmental Education Center
Resources:
Slideshow: Asheville Farms and Farmlands for Sale
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