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/r/freefolk - Euron kind of forgot there are no trees on the Iron Islands | /r/FreeFolk

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Go back to your homes, chop down every tree you can find, quarter-saw the timber and start building Build me a thousand ships and I will give you this world Archmaester Haereg has argued that it was a need for wood that first set the ironborn on this bloody path. In the dawn of days, there were extensive forests on Great Wyk, Harlaw, and Orkmont, but the shipwrights of the isles had such a voracious need for timber that one by one the woods vanished. So the ironborn had no choice but to turn to the vast forests of the green lands, the mainland of Westeros. All that the islands lacked the reavers found in the green lands. Little and less was taken in trade; much and more was bought in blood, with the point of a sword or the edge of an axe.

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