In a birch bark canoe, pitting his skill and strength against the forces of nature.

John Birch

Bark!

Bark.

Heat the bathhouse. I'll fetch birch twigs

Tree Bark

Oh, Bark!

Well, Bark?

Goodbye, Bark.

Oh, Bark.

Oh, now, Bark.

Oh, now, Bark.

All right, Bark.

Oh, Bark dear,

Oh, no, Bark.

Oh, yes, Bark.

Oh, shucks, Bark.

Bark, you're sweet.

The twilight bark?

logs together with a birch withe, and then, with a longer birch or alder which had a hook at the end, dragged them across.

Is that you, Bark?

This is Lucy, Bark!

Oh, we couldn't, Bark.

It doesn't matter, Bark.

Your cur would bark?

Make them bark louder.

It's a dog bark.

There's the twilight bark.

It overlays the wood and consists of the inner bark and the outer bark.

Birch is a town in Lincoln County, Wisconsin, United States.

Birch entered rehab in 2006, and missed six months of work.

Don't tell 'em now, Bark.

Oh, some lovely people, Bark.

Well, how are you, Bark?

Bark, it's getting cool now.

Pretty nice, isn't it, Bark?

I don't doubt that, Bark.

Go ahead and bark, brother.

Go right ahead and bark!

Birch me and starve me, then. Give me berries instead of bread

Wake not at every dog's bark.

Like a dog wants to bark,

Course, I... I miss you, Bark.

Oh, Bark, we've got to go.

Would you like to dance, Bark?