Pine resin

Pine resin has been used as a form of glue for thousands of years, mainly by people indigenous to mountainous areas.

In ancient times it was extracted by putting pine logs over a fire or to collect it from the bottom of the tree where usually soldified sticky resin chunks can be found.

The more modern way of haresting is to make a "wound" in the tree by cutting away the bark with an axe and then using a sort of guiding mechanism which cosists of a curved metal plate which guides the resin into a bucket.

This video explains it all.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEhyGe4kZNM

will i be tasked with this job or someone else

ok i will remember to check for resin
and if i find the resin what will i do with it once i have collected it

i will have a storehouse
will i use this to sell logs or just to keep for other merchants to come and take them to sell

ok thanks