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Logs go through a process to become lumber. After loggers cut down the forest trees, the limbs are removed and the logs are sent to a sawmill. Next, the logs are stripped of bark and cut into boards. Finally, the boards are dried to remove the moisture from the wood. This process is called seasoning. What happens just before the bark is stripped?
- The logs are cut down.
- The logs are sent to a sawmill.
- The logs are cut into boards.