cheese wood
It is called the 'denominator'
It is called a denominator
keel
the denominator
It is sometimes called the base.
duckboard
duckboard
duckboard
trenchs
Trenchs, mountains, and volcanos
mostly bunkers, pillboxes and trenchs
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The wood at the bottom of a trench is often referred to as "trench wood" or "trench timber." This wood typically serves structural purposes, providing support for the trench walls and preventing collapses during excavation. In some contexts, it may also be called "shoring" if specifically used for reinforcement.
A wire bottom in summer to promote air circulation. And a wood bottom in winter to prevent drafts.
The British were fighting the Germans in the trenches
Trenches are caused by subduction.
The wood siding is rotting at the bottom due to prolonged exposure to moisture, which can lead to decay and fungal growth in the wood.