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                                                                   Exhibit 10.33


                            MASTER TIMBER AGREEMENT

     THIS AGREEMENT, made as of this 15th day of June, 2000, between North
American Timber Corporation, LRFP Timber, Inc., NPTC Timber, Inc., GNN Timber,
Inc., NPI Timber, Inc., and GPW Timber, Inc., all of which are direct or
indirect subsidiaries of Georgia-Pacific Corporation and are referred to
hereinafter collectively as "NATC," and Georgia-Pacific Corporation - Georgia-
Pacific Group (referred to hereinafter as "Procurement").

                                  WITNESSETH:
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     WHEREAS, Procurement and NATC wish to establish a new agreement to be
effective January 1, 2001 providing for Procurement's semi-annual acquisition
from NATC of cutting rights to standing timber located in the Basins described
in Section 1.02 at negotiated prices.

     NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the representations, warranties,
covenants and agreements set forth herein, and intending to be legally bound,
Procurement and NATC hereby agree as follows:

Section 1. Purchase of Standing Timber Under Cutting Contracts.
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     1.01  Beginning January 1, 2001 and throughout the term of this Agreement,
           Procurement agrees to acquire from NATC and NATC agrees to grant to
           Procurement cutting rights to standing timber in the Basins.
           Accordingly, NATC will periodically offer timber and wood fiber
           located on specified tracts of forest land in the Basins to
           Procurement as provided herein, and Procurement will purchase from
           NATC standing timber pursuant to cutting contracts giving Procurement
           the right and obligation to cut timber and wood fiber on such tracts.

     1.02  This Agreement shall apply to purchases of standing timber and wood
           fiber by Procurement from those timberlands which as of the date of
           this Agreement are owned or leased (for the period of the current
           lease) by NATC located in Florida (excepting the West Florida portion
           of the Chattahoochee Forest), Southeast Georgia (Brunswick forest),
           Southeast Arkansas (Crossett north, Crossett south and Fordyce
           forests) and Mississippi (southwest Mississippi, central Mississippi
           and southeast Mississippi forests). Each of these regions is referred
           to in this Agreement as a "Basin" and collectively as the "Basins."
           This Agreement shall also apply to purchases of standing timber and
           wood fiber from the Ashdown, Coastal South Carolina, Piedmont and
           Wisconsin Forests to the extent provided in Section 1.10.
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     1.03  On April 1/st/ of 2001 and by April 1/st/ of each year thereafter
           during the term of this Agreement, NATC shall give Procurement a good
           faith estimate of the timber and wood fiber volumes by type of
           product (which must be within the range of the numbers for each Basin
           specified in Exhibit A hereto as "Minimum Annual Offer" and "Maximum
           Annual Offer") to be offered by NATC to Procurement in the following
           calendar year.

     1.04  On August 1, 2000 and on each August 1/st/ thereafter during the term
           of this Agreement, NATC will deliver to Procurement a list of tracts
           in the Basins for the following calendar year which it estimates to
           contain approximately the volumes of timber and wood fiber which
           equal the percentage of NATC's annual harvest set forth on Exhibit A
           as "NATC Percentage." The total volumes of such timber and wood fiber
           shall be within the range of the numbers for each Basis specified in
           Exhibit A hereto as "Minimum Annual Offer" and "Maximum Annual
           Offer." Each August 1/st/ is referred to below as an Offering Date.
           During the term of this Agreement the volume of timber (in tons)
           offered by NATC on each Offering Date for each Basin shall never be
           less than the greater of (i) the percentage of NATC's annual harvest
           specified as "NATC Percentage" on Exhibit A or (ii) the minimum
           volumes specified as the "Minimum Annual Offer" on Exhibit A, and
           shall never be greater than the "Maximum Annual Offer" specified on
           Exhibit A. Each offering in each Basin must be a representative cross
           section of the annual harvest by size, age, grade, species, harvest
           method (e.g., clear-cutting or thinnings) and tract accessibility in
           that Basin. The tracts and volumes NATC includes in its offer on the
           Offering Date are referred to below as the NATC Offer. Product
           specifications for timber inventories will be documented and mutually
           agreed annually (on or before a date thirty (30) days prior to the
           Offering Date) based on the then-prevailing market practices in the
           general Basin area for stumpage.

     1.05  On or before September 1, 2000, and on or before each September 1/st/
           thereafter during the term of this Agreement, Procurement will divide
           the tracts included in the NATC Offer into two groups, each
           containing approximately half of the total volume covered by the NATC
           Offer, and such tracts will be cruised in accordance with the
           provisions of Section 1.06. One such group of tracts is referred to
           below as the "February Tracts" and the other as the "August Tracts."

     1.06  (a)   NATC and Procurement shall select mutually acceptable third
           parties to cruise the tracts selected by Procurement pursuant to
           Section 1.05. As promptly as possible after October 1/st/ of each
           year for the February Tracts (and April 1/st/ for the August Tracts),
           such third parties shall deliver to each of Procurement and NATC
           reports showing, for all tracts in each forest in each Basin, the
           amount of merchantable timber and wood fiber on such tracts as
           calculated by such third parties. In directing such third parties to
           make such cruises, NATC shall designate

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           and mark any and all SMZs (Streamside Management Zones) and other
           buffers located on each tract offered so that each such tract shall
           be cruised, marked, sold and harvested in accordance with state Best
           Management Plan harvest practices. Cruised inventories for each tract
           shall be grown for the period of time between the date of the cruise
           and the purchase date at a growth rate to be determined by such third
           parties. All expenses of such third parties for making such cruises
           shall be paid equally by Procurement and NATC.

           (b)   Each of NATC and Procurement shall have the right to conduct
           spot cruises of any tract at its respective cost and expense. If
           after any such spot cruises are completed NATC and Procurement do not
           agree on the amount of merchantable timber and wood fiber contained
           on any tract (which may be more or less than the amount set forth in
           the third party cruises described above), then the determination of
           the quantity of such merchantable timber and wood fiber on any tract
           shall be established as provided in Sections 2.01 and 2.02 unless the
           parties mutually agree to delete such tract from the NATC Offer.

     1.07  (a)   Not later than fifteen (15) days after receipt by both parties
           of the results of each October 1 cruise specified in Section 1.06,
           Procurement shall select in writing to NATC from the February Tracts
           such number of tracts as shall, in the aggregate for each Basin,
           contain a volume of timber and wood fiber equal to not less than the
           percentage specified as "Procurement's Must Take" on Exhibit A, and
           may select tracts in each Basin having a volume of timber and wood
           fiber up to the percentage of the NATC Offer specified as
           "Procurement's Max Take" on Exhibit A. Procurement shall similarly
           select tracts from the August Tracts following the same process set
           forth in the preceding sentence not later than fifteen (15) days
           following completion of the cruises of the August Tracts.
           Procurement's selection of such tracts must be in roughly the same
           proportions of pulpwood and sawtimber, and of tracts to be clear-cut
           and tracts to be thinned, as such types of timber and tracts are
           included in the NATC Offer.

           (b)  Not later than fifteen (15) days after Procurement makes the
           selection described in Section 1.07(a), Procurement and NATC shall
           exchange their proposed stumpage prices (with such back-up data and
           justification for such price as it may elect to include) for timber
           cutting contracts on each tract (or, at its option, on groups of
           tracts located in a particular forest in a Basin) which are to be
           clear-cut. Thereafter, the parties shall have a period of fifteen
           (15) days to negotiate a mutually acceptable stumpage price for a
           timber cutting contract on each such tract or tracts. In the event
           that Procurement and NATC do not reach agreement by the end of such
           fifteen (15) day period on such a price, each party shall stipulate
           in writing to each other, and to the arbitrator described in Section
           2.02, the price at which it will buy or sell the volumes

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           of standing timber and wood fiber located on such tract or tracts
           unless the parties mutually agree to exclude such tract or tracts
           from the operation of Section 2.02. A failure in good faith of the
           parties to agree on the stumpage price to be paid under any timber
           cutting contract hereunder shall not constitute a breach of this
           Agreement entitling a party to exercise its termination rights under
           Section 4, or affect the parties' obligations to comply with all
           other terms and conditions of this Agreement

     1.08  (a)   In addition to the timber on tracts to be clear-cut, which
           shall be selected, cruised, and contracted and paid for as provided
           for in Sections 1.04 - 1.07 and 1.09, NATC may include in the NATC
           Offer tracts to be thinned but not clear-cut. Such tracts will also
           be offered to Procurement on August 1, 2000, and on each August 1st
           thereafter during the term of this Agreement. A schedule for the
           harvest of thinnings from such tracts (and delivery of wood from
           tracts to be logged by NATC) will be negotiated by NATC and
           Procurement by December 1 for the February Tracts and by June 1 for
           the August Tracts. Not later than February 1 or August 1, as the case
           may be, the parties will negotiate the price to be paid by
           Procurement to NATC for thinnings on each tract or groups of tracts
           so offered, subject to the same process provided for in Section
           1.07(b). In the event the parties are unable to negotiate such prices
           by such dates, the price will be determined by an arbitrator as
           provided in Section 2.02.

           (b)   NATC shall have the right to determine whether it, or
           Procurement, shall log tracts to be thinned. Tracts to be logged by
           Procurement will be sold on a stumpage basis, in each case pursuant
           to a cutting contract which shall be substantially in the form of
           Exhibit C attached hereto for payment as cut or when delivered.
           Procurement shall pay 100% of the negotiated price for each tract or
           group of tracts sold pursuant to any such cutting contract on the
           date each such cutting contract is executed. Tracts to be logged by
           NATC will be sold pursuant to a delivered wood agreement which shall
           be substantially in the form of Exhibit D attached hereto. Any such
           cutting contract shall provide that if the value of the thinnings
           from a tract or group of tracts is less than the amount advanced by
           Procurement, then NATC will provide additional thinnings to fulfill
           its obligations under such contract. Thinnings in excess of volumes
           covered by any cutting contract or delivered wood agreement will be
           paid for by Procurement on a pay-as-cut or pay-as-delivered basis.

           (c)   If NATC should fail to harvest and deliver thinnings pursuant
           to this Section 1.08, or if Procurement shall fail to accept delivery
           from NATC of thinnings pursuant to executed contracts, and in any
           six-month period during the term of this Agreement such failure to
           harvest, deliver or accept, by either party, covers thinnings with a
           value greater than 10% of the value of the thinnings to be logged in
           that six-month period in each particular Basin, then the party so
           failing to harvest, deliver or accept, as the case may be, shall pay
           the other party, as liquidated monetary

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           damages, 50% of the value of the thinnings not so harvested,
           delivered or accepted which are in excess of such 10% threshold.

     1.09  Procurement and NATC shall be obligated to enter timber cutting
           contracts substantially in the form of Exhibit B, on January 1, 2001
           (for the first of the February Tracts) and on each succeeding August
           1/st/ for the August Tracts and February 1/st/ for the February
           Tracts during the term of this Agreement, for the timber and wood
           fiber located on each tract or tracts selected by Procurement as
           provided in Sections 1.07(a) which are designated for clear-cut
           harvests. The stumpage prices under such timber cutting contracts
           shall be the prices established pursuant to Section 1.07(b) and shall
           be paid in advance of cutting on January 1, 2001 and on each
           succeeding August 1/st/ and February 1/st/ during the term of this
           Agreement.

     1.10  In addition to the NATC Offer, in each year during the term of this
           Agreement NATC shall offer to Procurement for purchase volumes of
           timber (by species and general product) actually utilized by Georgia-
           Pacific Corporation facilities at Nekoosa and Port Edwards,
           Wisconsin; Idabell, Oklahoma; Russellville, South Carolina; and
           Madison, Monticello, Warm Springs and Warrenton, Georgia, in a
           minimum amount of not less than 50% of NATC's annual harvest volume
           of timber (by such species and general product) from the Wisconsin,
           Ashdown Coastal South Carolina, and Piedmont/Chattahoochee forests,
           respectively (the "Ancillary Forests"). NATC shall offer such volumes
           to Procurement for purchase from time to time during each year of
           this Agreement pursuant to timber deeds, cutting contracts or on
           other normal commercial terms, at market prices to be mutually agreed
           between the parties either through a bid auction or by a negotiated
           sale. NATC shall give Procurement not less than 14 days notice of its
           intent to sell such volumes (together with reasonably detailed
           information about the terms of each such sale). Unless the parties
           otherwise agree, no such notice may cover more than 20% of the volume
           of timber (by species and general product) to be offered from each of
           the Ancillary Forests during each year. NATC may allow third parties
           to bid on or negotiate for the purchase of such timber in any such
           sale, and in the event of such sale to a third party NATC shall have
           no further obligation to make the volume of timber sold in that sale
           available to Procurement for purchase in that year.

     1.11  In the event that at any time during the term of this Agreement NATC
           sells more than 20% (by acreage) of the timberlands subject to this
           Agreement owned by it in any Basin, at its option Procurement may
           require NATC to cause the purchaser of such timberlands to assume and
           agree to perform this Agreement to the extent of the annual harvest
           of timber and wood fiber sold from such timberlands pursuant to this
           Agreement in the preceding calendar year.

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     1.12  (a)   In the event that Georgia-Pacific Corporation sells any
           operating facility which, during either of the two calendar years
           immediately preceding such sale, secured more than 20% of its annual
           total consumption of timber and wood fiber from timber deeds
           purchased pursuant to this Agreement, then at NATC's option
           Procurement will be obligated to cause the purchaser of such
           operating facility to assume and agree to perform this Agreement at a
           volume level equal to average annual volume of timber and wood fiber
           purchased pursuant to this Agreement and delivered to such facility
           in the preceding two calendar years (or Procurement may perform such
           obligations on behalf of such purchaser).

           (b)   In the event that Georgia-Pacific Corporation permanently
           closes any operating facility which, during either of the two
           calendar years immediately preceding such closure, received more than
           10% of its annual total consumption of timber and wood fiber from
           timber deeds purchased pursuant to this Agreement, then the
           percentages of each species and type of timber and wood fiber offered
           to Procurement in the Basin(s) from which such timber and wood fiber
           was cut shall be reduced, for all remaining years during the term of
           this Agreement, by an amount equal to the average annual volume (in
           tons) of all timber and wood fiber sold by NATC to Procurement under
           this Agreement for delivery by Procurement to such closed facility
           during the preceding two calendar years.

     1.13  If the NATC Offer made to Procurement pursuant to Section 1.04 does
           not, in each year during the term of this Agreement, equal at least
           the amounts of pine pulpwood and pine sawtimber in each Basin set
           forth under the caption "Maximum Annual Offer" multiplied by the
           percentage for each such Basin shown as "Procurement's Max Take,"
           (such product being referred to as the "Annual Take") on Exhibit A,
           then NATC will make available for purchase by Procurement in each
           such year additional quantities (the "Annual Option Volume") of pine
           pulpwood and pine sawtimber in each Basin which will equal (i) the
           volume (in tons) set forth under the heading "Target Availability to
           Procurement" less (ii) the amounts of such pine pulpwood and pine
           sawtimber, calculated for each such Basin, which are actually
           included in the Annual Take. NATC may offer the Annual Option Volume
           to Procurement from time to time during each year of this Agreement
           for sale pursuant to timber cutting contracts or on other normal
           commercial terms, at prices to be mutually agreed between the
           parties. NATC shall give Procurement not less than fourteen (14) days
           notice of its intent to sell such volumes (together with reasonably
           detailed information about the terms of each such sale). No such
           notice may cover more than 20% of the Annual Option Volume (by type
           of timber) to be sold in each Basin during each year. NATC may allow
           third parties to bid on or negotiate for the purchase of timber in
           any such sale, and in the event of such sale to a third party NATC
           shall have

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           no further obligation to make the volume of timber sold in that sale
           available to Procurement for purchase in that year.

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Section 2. Dispute Resolution.
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     2.01  The parties will attempt in good faith to resolve promptly any
           controversy or claim arising out of or relating to this Agreement by
           negotiations between representatives appointed by them with authority
           to settle the controversy or claim. If such controversy or claim
           should arise, such representatives ("Managers") will meet at least
           once and will attempt to resolve the matter. The Managers will make
           every effort to meet as soon as reasonably possible at a mutually
           agreed time and place.

     2.02  (a)   If any controversy or claim relating to either (a) the volumes
           of timber contained on any tracts selected pursuant to Section 1.05,
           or (b) the price to be paid by Procurement under a timber cutting
           contract covering, any particular tract or tracts selected by
           Procurement as provided in Sections 1.07 or 1.09, has not been
           resolved pursuant to Section 2.01 within fifteen (15) days of the
           date either party notifies the other of such controversy, then each
           party (if they have not already done so) shall within three (3) days
           submit to an arbitrator (selected as provided in Section 2.03) a
           single number representing its estimate of the volume of merchantable
           timber it believes is contained on any particular tract, or, if
           applicable, the dollar price at which it is willing to buy or sell
           the standing timber on such tract or tracts (which shall be identical
           to the final prices offered in writing by each of Procurement and
           NATC to each other as provided in Section 1.07), or both if
           applicable. Each party shall also provide the arbitrator (and the
           other party) information it considers appropriate with respect to the
           terms of the sale of timber deeds and cutting contracts entered into
           by each of them, or their suppliers or any other third party, in the
           Basin in which such tracts are located.

           (b)   Within seven (7) days after receiving such submissions the
           arbitrator shall choose one or the other of the numbers submitted by
           the parties for the volume of merchantable timber on a specific tract
           or tracts, or one or another of the prices submitted by the parties
           that most closely represents the market price of the standing timber
           on a specific tract or tracts. Such arbitrator shall have no
           authority to select or propose to the parties any numbers for such
           volume or price, other than those submitted to the arbitrator at the
           start of the arbitration.

           (c)   In choosing one of such volume or price numbers, the arbitrator
           shall consider the benefit to Procurement of the guaranteed supply of
           such timber to Georgia-Pacific's mills, and the benefit to NATC of
           Procurement being a guaranteed customer for such timber. The
           arbitrator may also consider any other information he or she
           considers reliable, including but not limited to information about
           the tract or tracts, the Basin involved, market prices for similar
           standing timber, the results of the cruises, the volumes, size,
           quality and accessibility of the timber and wood fiber located on
           such tract or tracts and the benefit to both parties of the

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           proximity of such tract or tracts to Georgia-Pacific's mills and
           other markets. If a party has failed to timely submit such volume or
           price data for any tract or tracts, the arbitrator shall select the
           other party's volume or price submission. The arbitrator's decision
           shall be final and binding upon both parties. All expenses charged by
           the arbitrator shall be borne equally by the parties. The failure of
           either party to abide by the arbitrator's decision under this section
           shall be deemed a material breach of this Agreement by such party.

     2.03  Promptly following the execution of this Agreement, the parties shall
           mutually agree on the designation of one arbitrator for each Basin to
           act pursuant to the provisions of Section 2.02. Each such arbitrator
           shall be independent and shall have no affiliation with either party
           or any affiliate of either party. The arbitrator shall be experienced
           in the forest products industry, familiar with the factors taken into
           account in pricing timber and wood fiber in such industry, and
           otherwise qualified to make the determinations required by Section
           2.02. In the event that the parties are unable to agree on such
           arbitrators, or in the event any arbitrator so selected shall die,
           resign, or be unable or unwilling to act as arbitrator, or in the
           event that either party notifies the other that it is unwilling to
           continue to have a previously designated arbitrator continue to act
           in such capacity, then a replacement arbitrator will be designated by
           mutual agreement of the parties, or if the parties are unable to so
           agree then by the American Arbitration Association in accordance with
           its established procedures.

     2.04  In the event of any controversy or claim arising between the parties
           other than those specified in Section 2.02, the parties shall follow
           the procedures of Section 2.01. If any such matter has not been
           resolved within thirty (30) days by the Managers, or if either party
           will not allow its Managers to meet with the other party, the parties
           will attempt in good faith to resolve the controversy or claim by
           mediation in accordance with the current model procedural rules of
           the CCR Institute for Dispute Resolution.

     2.05  If the matter has not been resolved pursuant to the aforesaid
           mediation procedure within thirty days of the commencement of such
           procedure, or if either party will not participate in a mediation,
           then either party may initiate litigation or otherwise pursue
           whatever remedies may be available to such party.

     2.06  All deadlines specified in this Section 2 may be extended by mutual
           written agreement.

     2.07  The procedures specified in this Section 2 shall be the sole and
           exclusive procedures for the resolution of disputes between the
           parties arising out of or relating to this Agreement; provided,
           however, that a party may seek a

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           preliminary injunction or other preliminary judicial relief if in its
           judgment such action is necessary to avoid irreparable damage.
           Despite such action the parties will continue to participate in good
           faith in the procedures specified in this section. All applicable
           statutes of limitation shall be tolled while the procedures specified
           in this section are pending. The parties will take such action, if
           any, required to effectuate such tolling.

Section 3. Remedies.
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     3.01  In the event NATC fails for any reason other than Force Majeure to
           offer tracts to Procurement as provided in Section 1, then, in lieu
           of all remedies available to it except specific performance and
           termination for breach, Procurement may purchase replacement timber
           from any other source or sources, and NATC shall pay Procurement as
           liquidated monetary damages an amount equal to 15% of Procurement's
           costs of purchasing such replacement timber in a volume equal to that
           not so offered by NATC.

     3.02  In the event Procurement fails for any reason other than Force
           Majeure to purchase timber deeds from NATC as provided in Section
           1.08, then, in lieu of all remedies available to it except specific
           performance and termination for breach, NATC shall have the right to
           sell timber deeds covering such tracts to any other buyer or buyers,
           and Procurement shall pay NATC as liquidated monetary damages an
           amount equal to 15% of the purchase price actually paid to NATC for
           such timber deeds by such other buyer or buyers.

     3.03  Each party understands and agrees that monetary damages may not be a
           sufficient remedy for its breach of this Agreement, and that the
           other party shall be entitled to injunctive relief and for specific
           performance as remedies for any such breach. Such remedies shall not,
           however, be deemed to be such other party's exclusive remedies for
           such breach of this Agreement, and shall be in addition to any other
           remedies provided herein or available at law.

Section 4. Term and Termination.
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     4.01  This Agreement shall remain in effect through December 31, 2010. If
           neither party has given written notice of its desire to terminate or
           renegotiate it by October 15, 2008, then it will automatically be
           extended through December 31, 2020, and thereafter will be extended
           for one additional year on each succeeding January 1/st/, until
           either party gives the other such written notice of termination or
           renegotiation by any October 15/th/ beginning October 15, 2020.

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      4.02  This policy may be amended, modified or terminated at any time by a
            written instrument signed by each of Procurement and NATC, or their
            successors or assigns as permitted by Section 5.03 of this
            Agreement.

      4.03  This Agreement may be terminated by either party:

            (a)  following a material default or breach by the other party of
                 any of its monetary obligations hereunder, written notice of
                 such breach to the defaulting party, and the continued failure
                 by the defaulting party to cure such breach in all material
                 respects for a period of thirty (30) days, following which the
                 non-defaulting party will have no further obligations
                 hereunder; or

            (b)  at any time following a material breach or default by the other
                 party of any of its other obligations hereunder, written notice
                 of such breach to the defaulting party, and the continued
                 failure by the defaulting party to cure such breach in all
                 material respects for a period of ninety (90) days, provided
                 that if the breach is not reasonably susceptible of cure within
                 ninety (90) days, such defaulting party shall have such
                 additional time as is necessary as long as the defaulting party
                 initiates cure within the ninety (90) day period and diligently
                 pursues completion of the cure, following which the non-
                 defaulting party shall have no further obligations hereunder.

            Termination shall not relieve a defaulting party of any liability to
            the non-defaulting party for breach of its obligations hereunder.
            The provisions of Sections 2 and 3 shall survive any termination of
            this Agreement.

Section 5. Miscellaneous.
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      5.01  Timber Cutting Contracts. The forms of timber cutting contracts
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            attached as Exhibits B (for clear-cut harvests) and C (for
            thinnings) to this Agreement shall be executed by Procurement and
            NATC for all timber offered and selected pursuant to the terms of
            this Agreement. The terms of such timber cutting contracts shall
            control the rights of the parties with respect to the cutting of
            timber and wood fiber located on such tracts, and all other matters
            covered by the terms of such agreements.

      5.02  Other Agreements.  This Agreement does not apply to sales of timber
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            deeds, or of timber and wood fiber, by NATC to Procurement from any
            forest managed by NATC other than those now owned by NATC located in
            the Basins or the Ancillary Forests. The parties now have agreements
            dated July 29, 1999 with respect to timber to be sold from the
            Fordyce Forests to the Georgia-Pacific Corporation OSB mill near
            Fordyce, Arkansas, and the Oregon Supply Agreement dated July 1,
            2000 with respect to wood to be sold to Procurement for Georgia-
            Pacific Corporation

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            mills located at Coos Bay, Philomoth and Toledo, Oregon, and may in
            the future enter into additional agreements with respect to sales of
            timber and wood fiber from the Basins, the Ancillary Forests or
            other forests.

      5.03  Assignment. Neither party may, or shall have the power to, assign
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            this Agreement, in whole or in part, without the prior written
            consent of the other, except that:

            (a)  Procurement may assign its rights and obligations under this
                 Agreement without the consent of NATC to any entity which
                 acquires all or substantially all of the assets of Georgia-
                 Pacific Corporation, or to any subsidiary or affiliate of
                 Georgia-Pacific Corporation, or to a successor in a merger,
                 consolidation or acquisition of Georgia-Pacific Corporation;
                 and

            (b)  NATC may assign its rights and obligations under this Agreement
                 without the consent of Procurement to any entity which
                 acquires, by merger, consolidation, acquisition or otherwise,
                 NATC or any portion of the timberlands of NATC, subject to this
                 Agreement, or to any subsidiary or affiliate of Georgia-Pacific
                 Corporation or NATC;

            provided, however, that any permitted assignee pursuant to clauses
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            (a) or (b) above must assume all liabilities and obligations of NATC
            or Procurement, as the case may be, under this Agreement pursuant to
            an instrument in form and substance reasonably satisfactory to the
            other party. Procurement or NATC, as the case may be, shall cause
            any person that merges or consolidates with either of them, or that
            acquires all or substantially all of its assets, to assume its
            liabilities and obligations under this Agreement. No assignment or
            assumption pursuant to clauses (a) or (b) above shall in any way
            affect the liability of the party making such assignment under this
            Agreement, and in the event of any such assignment or assumption
            NATC or Procurement, as the case may be, shall remain fully liable
            for its liabilities and obligations under this Agreement. [NOTE:
            Need to be sure this provision fits with contemplated transaction.]
            Subject to the foregoing, this Agreement shall be binding on the
            parties hereto and their respective successors and permitted
            assignees.

      5.04  Force Majeure.  Neither Procurement nor NATC shall be liable to each
            -------------
            other for any delay in or failure of performance by one of them of
            its obligations hereunder that is caused by any event of Force
            Majeure. As used in this Agreement, Force Majeure means any cause,
            condition or event beyond a party's reasonable control which delays
            or prevents such party's performance of its obligations hereunder,
            including war, acts of government, acts of public enemy, riots,
            civil strife, lightning, fires, explosions, floods, power failures,
            other acts of God or nature, and other similar events or
            circumstances; provided, however, that adverse financial
                           --------  -------

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<PAGE>

          or market conditions in the forest products industry or generally,
          changes in market prices or demand for timber and wood fiber, or
          seasonal weather changes, shall not constitute an event of Force
          Majeure. If an event of Force Majeure results in a reduction but not a
          complete cessation of a party's production or operations, the party so
          affected shall use its best effort to meet its obligations hereunder
          to the extent commercially reasonable, and shall treat the other party
          no less favorably than it treats all of its other customers or
          suppliers during the period of such reduced production or operations.

    5.05  Consents, Approval and Future Agreement.  Except where expressly
          ---------------------------------------
          provided as being in the sole or absolute discretion of a party, where
          agreement, approval, acceptance, consent, or similar action by either
          party is required under this Agreement, such action shall be
          undertaken in good faith and shall not be unreasonably delayed or
          withheld. Where agreement, approval, acceptance, consent, or similar
          action by either party is required under this Agreement in a party's
          sole or absolute discretion, such action may be withheld for any or no
          reason. In any event, a party required to make any such decision
          hereunder will notify the other party of its decision promptly after a
          reasonable period to obtain and analyze facts. An approval or consent
          given by a party under this Agreement shall not relieve the other
          party from responsibility for complying with the requirements of this
          Agreement, nor shall it be construed as a waiver of any rights under
          this Agreement, except as and to the extent otherwise expressly
          provided in such approval or consent.

    5.06  Waiver of Default; Cumulative Remedies.
          --------------------------------------

          (a)  A delay or omission by either party hereto to exercise any right
               or power under this Agreement shall not be construed to be a
               waiver thereof. A waiver by either party hereto of any of the
               covenants to be performed by the other, or of any breach thereof,
               shall not be construed to be a waiver of any succeeding breach
               thereof or of any other covenant herein contained.

          (b)  Except as provided in Sections 2 and 3 of this Agreement, all
               remedies provided for herein shall be cumulative and in addition
               to and not in lieu of any other remedies available to either
               party at law, in equity or otherwise.

    5.07  Entire Agreement; Amendment.  This Agreement, including any Exhibits
          ---------------------------
          or Schedules referred to herein and attached hereto, each of which is
          incorporated herein for all purposes, constitutes the entire agreement
          between the parties with respect to the subject matter hereof and
          supersedes all prior agreements, whether written or oral, with respect
          to the subject matter contained in this Agreement. No amendment,
          change, waiver, or discharge of any provision of this Agreement shall
          be valid

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          unless in writing and signed by an authorized representative of the
          party against which such change, waiver, or discharge is sought to be
          enforced.

    5.08  Governing Law.  This Agreement shall be governed by, and interpreted
          -------------
          in accordance with, the laws of the State of Georgia without giving
          effect to laws and procedures with respect to its choice of law
          questions generally.

    5.09  Notices.  All notices, requests, demands and determinations under this
          -------
          Agreement (other than routine operational communications)
          (collectively, "notices"), shall be in writing and marked "URGENT -
          DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE IMMEDIATELY." All notices shall be addressed as
          follows:

          In the case of Procurement:       In the case of NATC:

          John F. Rasor                     Donald L. Glass
          Executive Vice                    President
          President - Procurement           100 Peachtree Street, NE
          133 Peachtree Street, NE          Suite 2650
          Suite 5100                        Atlanta, GA 30303
          Atlanta, GA 30303


          With copies to:                   With copies to:

          James F. Kelley                   James F. Kelley
          Senior Vice President -           Senior Vice President -
          Law and General Counsel           Law and General Counsel
          133 Peachtree Street, NE          133 Peachtree Street, NE
          Suite 5100                        Suite 5100
          Atlanta, GA 30303                 Atlanta, GA 30303

          Douglas P. Roberto                Erwin D. Barger, Jr.
          Chief Counsel - Building Prod.    Chief Counsel - Timber Company
          133 Peachtree Street, NE          100 Peachtree Street, NE
          Suite 5100                        Suite 2650
          Atlanta, GA 30303                 Atlanta, GA 30303

          A party may from time to time change its address or designee for
          notification purposes by giving the other prior written notice of the
          new address or designee and the date upon which it will become
          effective.

    5.10  Counterparts.  This Agreement may be executed in several counterparts,
          ------------
          all of which taken together shall constitute one single agreement
          between the parties hereto.

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    5.11  Severability.  In the event that any provision of this Agreement
          ------------
          conflicts with the law under which this Agreement is to be construed,
          or if any such provision is held invalid by an arbitrator or court
          with jurisdiction over the parties, such provision shall be deemed to
          be restated to reflect as nearly as possible the original intentions
          of the parties in accordance with applicable law.  The remainder of
          this Agreement shall remain in full force and effect.

    IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreement as of the date
and year first written above.

                                Georgia-Pacific Corporation -
                                Georgia-Pacific Group ("Procurement")


                                By:
                                   ------------------------

                                North American Timber Corporation ("NATC")


                                By:
                                   ------------------------


                                LRFP Timber, Inc.


                                By:
                                   ------------------------


                                NPTC Timber, Inc.


                                By:
                                   ------------------------


                                GNN Timber, Inc.


                                By:
                                   ------------------------


                                NPI Timber, Inc.


                                By:
                                   ------------------------

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                                GWP Timber, Inc.


                                By: ________________________

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                                                                     Exhibit "A"


             Annual Offering Schedule (000s of tons)     2001-2010
             -----------------------------------------------------

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
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                                      SE Arkansas      Mississippi       Florida       SE Georgia    Total
<S>                                   <C>              <C>              <C>           <C>            <C>
NATC Percentage                                65%              60%           60%              60%
  Procurement's "Max Take"/(1)/               100%              85%           85%              80%
  Procurement's "Must Take"/(1)/               80%              65%           65%              60%

Minimum Annual Offer/(2)/
      Pine Pulpwood                           340              625           400              400      1,765
      Pine Sawtimber                          940              700           300              225      2,165

Maximum Annual Offer/(2)/
      Pine Pulpwood                           450              750           600              475      2,275
      Pine Sawtimber                        1,140              760           330              250      2,480



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"Target Availability to Procurement"
      Pine Pulpwood                           496              893           563              500      2,452
      Pine Sawtimber                        1,163              790           352              300      2,605
 Total                                      1,659            1,683           915              800      5,057
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</TABLE>

     (1)  Percentages shown apply to the NATC Offer amounts.
     (2)  Plus, in each case, 60% (65% in SE Arkansas) of the annual NATC
          harvest of hardwood stands in each Basin.
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                                                                     Exhibit "B"


                            TIMBER CUTTING CONTRACT

     THIS TIMBER DEED (this "Agreement"), made this the _____ day of
______________, 2000, by and between North American Timber Corp., a Delaware
corporation d/b/a THE TIMBER COMPANY ("SELLER"), and Georgia-Pacific Corporation
- Georgia-Pacific Group, a Georgia corporation ("PURCHASER").

     IN CONSIDERATION of the sum hereinafter set forth, SELLER grants to
PURCHASER the timber described in Paragraph 1 below, located on SELLER's
_________ Tract in ________ County, ________, containing approximately _____
acres, more or less, more particularly described on Exhibit "C" attached hereto
(the "Property"), subject to the following terms and conditions:

1.   Timber. The timber which forms the subject of this Agreement is {Enter All
     Vital Information Concerning the Timber Being Conveyed}, being more
     particularly shown on the map attached hereto as Exhibit "D" (the
     "Timber").

2.   Volume. SELLER and PURCHASER acknowledge receipt of a copy of an estimate
     of the volumes of the Timber (the "Cruise") prepared in accordance with
     Section 1.06(a) of the Master Timber Agreement between the parties dated
     _________ (the "Master Timber Agreement"), and the Cruise is hereby
     incorporated in this Agreement by reference thereto. PURCHASER further
     acknowledges that it has, prior to entering this Agreement, been given
     appropriate access to the Property and has verified the data in the Cruise.
     The parties hereby agree that the timber volumes shown in the Cruise
     reflect the volumes of the Timber, insofar as the same may reasonably be
     determined by accepted methods in the industry, and further agree that the
     payment specified in Section 3 hereof is based upon such agreement.

3.   Purchase Price. The stumpage price for the Timber is the sum of (Enter
     Dollar Amount) Dollars ($    ) and shall be paid by PURCHASER upon the
     effective date of this Agreement; provided, however, such amount may be
     reduced and a portion refunded on account of loss as provided in Section 5
     or in accordance with Section 24.

4.   Term.  PURCHASER shall have twelve (12) months from the date hereof to cut
     and remove the Timber; provided, however, this term shall be extended as
     provided in Sections 16(c) and 23(e) or if weather, ground conditions, or
     labor strike preclude completion of harvesting during the original term,
     the term shall be extended by a period of time equal to the number of days
     harvesting was not possible, except that in no case shall the term be
     extended fro more than six months. At the end of the term, PURCHASER shall
     have no further right to sever or remove the Timber.
<PAGE>

5.   Title and Risk of Loss. Title to and ownership of the Timber, including all
     risk of loss on account of fire, storm, disease, insects or other damage,
     shall remain in SELLER until the Timber is cut by PURCHASER. In the event
     of loss to the Timber before it is cut by PURCHASER, SELLER shall promptly
     refund to PURCHASER, unless such loss has been caused by PURCHASER or
     results from PURCHASER's negligence, the fair market value, as of the date
     of this Agreement, of the Timber so lost as determined under Section 23;
     and PURCHASER shall have on further right or obligation to harvest the
     Timber so lost, unless such damage or loss is caused by PURCHASER or
     results from PURCHASER's negligence; and SELLER shall have no obligation to
     contract with PURCHASER for cutting rights to other timber in lieu of that
     Timber so lost..

6.   Disclaimer. SELLER makes no warranty nor representation as to the
     suitability, quality or quantity of Timber covered hereby, nor the logging
     conditions required to harvest the Timber. PURCHASER assumes all risk of
     overcut or undercut compared to the Cruise estimates of harvestable timber.
     PURCHASER acknowledges that it has inspected the Property and Timber and
     has satisfied itself as to such Timber and the condition of the Property,
     and PURCHASER is not relying on any representation of SELLER.

3.   Performance Deposit. PURCHASER agrees to pay the sum of $     as a deposit
     to insure the full performance of the covenants contained herein and
     PURCHASER's obligations hereunder. In case of default by PURCHASER, SELLER
     shall have the right to retain from the deposit an amount as will
     reasonably compensate SELLER for damages or expenses occasioned by
     PURCHASER's default. Upon satisfactory completion of PURCHASER's harvesting
     operations pursuant to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, SELLER
     will refund to PURCHASER any remaining portion of the deposit within thirty
     (30) days. PURCHASER understands that the performance deposit does not in
     any way limit the liability for breach of this Agreement by PURCHASER or
     for damages caused by PURCHASER, its officers, agents or employees.

8.   BMPs. PURCHASER agrees that cutting, skidding, loading and hauling
     operations hereunder shall in all respects comply with the Best Management
     Practices (BMPs) adopted by the state in which the Timber is located and
     any additional requirements or specifications attached hereto as an
     additional exhibit.

9.   Harvesting Operations and Practices. PURCHASER shall adhere to the
     following conditions in conducting its harvesting operations hereunder:

     a.   PURCHASER agrees to notify {Enter Name of TTC Designated Forester} two
          (2) days prior to commencing harvesting operations hereunder, when
          operations are suspended for a period of one week or more, and two (2)
          days prior to completion of operations.

     b.   PURCHASER agrees to conduct operations in such a manner as to protect
          as far as possible the small timber, trees and seedlings. If any
          timber and trees other than those described herein are felled or
          excessively damaged by PURCHASER (as determined by SELLER), PURCHASER
          shall pay to SELLER the fair market value (as determined
<PAGE>

          by SELLER), as liquidated damages for such timber or trees cut or
          damaged by PURCHASER. Any disputes regarding SELLER's determinations
          shall be resolved pursuant to Paragraph 22.

     c.   PURCHASER agrees to cut all trees as close to the ground as
          practicable.

     d.   PURCHASER agrees to exercise all possible precautions against forest
          fires, to notify SELLER and the appropriate authorities of any fires
          that may occur or threaten the Property, and to cooperate in the
          extinguishment of any such fires. In the event that any such fires are
          caused by PURCHASER, its agents, employees, or contractors, PURCHASER
          shall be liable for the all damages arising therefrom.

     e.   PURCHASER shall use all reasonable care in its operations hereunder so
          as not to materially damage the Property by logging when the site is
          abnormally wet.

     f.   All mobile equipment which is serviced on the Property must be
          serviced away from streams, ditches, or drainages. Oil or other
          potential contaminants that are being removed during the servicing
          process must be contained and disposed of properly.

     g.   All refuse generated during operations on the Property, including, but
          not limited to, lunch or snack containers, paper, cans, oil cans,
          bottles, filters, tires, and discarded equipment, must be disposed of
          properly.

     h.   PURCHASER shall repair all fences, roads or structures damaged by its
          logging operations and leave all roads, fire breaks, property lines,
          running streams, and drainage ditches clear of logs, timber, limbs, or
          debris, and if the repairs are not made or if the debris is not
          removed and cleared promptly after notice from SELLER, SELLER may
          undertake such repair or removal for PURCHASER's account, and
          PURCHASER shall be liable to SELLER for any expense incurred in
          repairing or removing same.

10.  Access. PURCHASER shall have the non-exclusive right to use SELLER's
     private roads. New roads will not be constructed without prior written
     approval of SELLER as to location. Any new roads shall be constructed,
     maintained and left in a condition that meets State BMPs. All roads, skid
     trails and drains shall be maintained in good condition and kept open and
     passable, shall be waterbarred, and shall be left in as good condition and
     repair as now exists upon completion of logging. SELLER shall have no
     responsibility to obtain other rights-of-way across lands of other owners.

11.  Warranty of Title. SELLER warrants specially the title to the Timber and
     agrees to defend said title against the lawful claims of all persons
     claiming by, through or under SELLER. SELLER's liability under such
     warranty shall be limited to the return of the purchase price, or
     proportionate part thereof in case of partial failure of title, without
     interest or penalty.

12.  Compliance with Law. PURCHASER shall at all times comply with all
     applicable federal, state, and local laws, ordinances, rules and
     regulations in the
<PAGE>

     performance hereof. PURCHASER agrees that PURCHASER and PURCHASER's
     employees, representatives and agents will comply with OSHA safety
     regulations by wearing proper safety equipment while on the Property.
     PURCHASER shall obtain all permits, public approvals or licenses necessary
     for the performance of this Agreement.

13.  Indemnification. SELLER shall in no way be liable or responsible for any
     injury or damage done or occasioned by the actions or operations of
     PURCHASER or its subcontractors under this Agreement, and PURCHASER binds
     and obligates itself to pay and satisfy any and all claims arising on
     account of its operations hereunder, whether the same be injuries to its
     employees or other persons or damage to any type of property, including any
     negligence or fault, whether active or passive, on the part of SELLER which
     constitutes a concurring cause of injuries or damages sustained except when
     caused by the sole negligence of SELLER and PURCHASER agrees to and by
     these presents does indemnify and hold harmless SELLER on account of any
     such claims, liabilities, court costs, attorneys' fees and expenses
     incident thereto. As to any claim made by SELLER hereunder, PURCHASER
     expressly waives any insulation from liability or immunity from suit with
     respect to injuries to employees of PURCHASER which may be extended to
     PURCHASER under any applicable workers' compensation statute. In executing
     this Agreement, PURCHASER expressly agrees to the above indemnity
     provisions and states that PURCHASER intends to specifically bind itself to
     indemnify SELLER in every instance set forth above. For purposes of this
     paragraph, SELLER shall be defined to include SELLER, its subsidiaries,
     affiliates and related companies and their respective officers, directors,
     agents and employees. To the extent that any of the obligations imposed by
     this paragraph shall not be enforceable under applicable law it is the
     intent of the parties that the provisions of this paragraph shall be
     construed to impose only such obligations on PURCHASER and SELLER as shall
     be enforceable under applicable law.

14.  Insurance. During the performance of this Agreement, PURCHASER shall
     maintain and keep in force, at its own expense, the following insurance
     coverages and minimum limits:

     a.   Commercial General Liability Insurance, covering claims for bodily
          injury, death and property damage, including Comprehensive Form,
          Premises and Operations, Independent Contractors, Products and
          Completed Operations, Personal Injury, Contractual, and Broadform
          Property Damage liability coverages, with minimum limits of $500,000
          for bodily injury, death and property damage each per occurrence and
          $1,000,000 general aggregate.

     b.   Comprehensive Automobile Liability Insurance covering owned, non-
          owned, hired and other vehicles, with minimum limits of $500,000 for
          bodily injury, death and property damage each per occurrence.

     All such policies of insurance shall provide the same shall not be canceled
     nor the coverage modified nor the limits changed without first giving
     thirty (30) days'
<PAGE>

     prior written notice thereof to SELLER. No such cancellation, modification
     or change shall affect PURCHASER 's obligation to maintain the insurance
     coverages required by this Agreement. SELLER shall be named as an
     Additional Insured on all such required policies. All liability insurance
     policies shall be written on an "occurrence" policy form and by insurance
     companies acceptable to SELLER. PURCHASER shall be responsible for payment
     of any and all deductibles from insured claims under its policies. The
     coverage afforded under any insurance policy obtained by PURCHASER pursuant
     to this Paragraph shall be primary coverage regardless of whether or not
     SELLER has similar coverage. PURCHASER shall not perform any work under
     this Agreement unless and until evidence of such insurance, including
     renewals thereof, has been delivered to and approved by SELLER. PURCHASER
     shall not self-insure any of the insurance coverages required by this
     Agreement without the prior written consent of SELLER. The minimum limits
     of coverage required by this Agreement may be satisfied by a combination of
     primary and excess or umbrella insurance policies. The maintenance of this
     insurance shall not in any way operate to limit the liability of PURCHASER
     to SELLER under this Agreement.

15.  Default. Should PURCHASER default in the performance or observance of any
     of the terms and conditions hereunder, and such default not be remedied by
     PURCHASER within two (2) days after notice and demand for its remedy given
     by SELLER, SELLER shall have the right, at SELLER's option, to declare this
     Agreement and all of PURCHASER's rights hereunder forfeited to SELLER.

16.  Reserved Rights.

     a.   SELLER reserves the right to enter the Property at any time for the
          purpose of inspecting logging operations, making or maintaining fire
          lines, or doing any other necessary forest management work, including
          the carrying out of other woods operations which do not interfere with
          PURCHASER's operations hereunder.

     b.   SELLER reserves the right to stop or interrupt PURCHASER's operations
          hereunder when SELLER in its sole discretion deems significant site
          damage or forest fires will likely result from continued operations,
          provided that in the event such right is exercised, the term of this
          Agreement may be extended by the number of days that such stoppage or
          interruption continues upon PURCHASER's request in writing for such
          extension prior to the expiration date of this Agreement.

     c.   SELLER reserves the right to make and execute any contracts with
          reference to all oil, gas and other minerals in, on and under any
          portion of the Property and the right to grant any and all reasonable
          and necessary rights of ingress and egress for the exploration,
          exploitation, production, transportation, removal or handling of such
          oil, gas and all other minerals or mineral products.

17.  Alcoholic Beverages, Drugs, and Firearms. PURCHASER hereby acknowledges
     that SELLER has informed PURCHASER of its policies that being
<PAGE>

     under the influence of, bringing in, possessing, providing, manufacturing,
     or other production of, buying, selling or using alcoholic beverages,
     unauthorized drugs or controlled substances on the Property, and the
     possession of firearms on the Property, are strictly prohibited. PURCHASER
     understands and agrees that PURCHASER, its officers, agents and employees
     will follow these policies during the term of this Agreement. PURCHASER
     further agrees to report to the proper law enforcement authorities or
     SELLER, either locally or anonymously to the G-P Hotline at 1-404-652-5400,
     any observed or suspected marijuana or other controlled substance growing
     or being manufactured on the Property.

18.  Security. PURCHASER agrees to modify its record keeping, inventory control
     and/or asset security procedures to comply with any reasonable requests of
     SELLER concerning wood flow management. Such measures may include, but
     shall not be limited to, marking of trucks and trailers, marking severed
     timber and logs, maintaining daily truck logs and utilizing load tickets.

19.  Priority. The rights granted PURCHASER hereunder shall be subject to any
     prior easement, servitude, right-of-way, lease, contract, deed, or other
     written instrument, affecting the Property, whether the same be recorded or
     otherwise, or any conditions or restrictions now of record or imposed by
     law.

20.  Waiver. Any delay or failure by SELLER in the strict enforcement of the
     provisions of this Agreement with respect to any default by PURCHASER
     hereunder shall not constitute a waiver of SELLER's rights respecting such
     default or any other default hereunder.

21.  Independent Purchaser. PURCHASER is an independent purchaser of timber. No
     relationship of employer-employee or master and servants is intended, nor
     shall it be construed to exist between PURCHASER and SELLER, nor between
     SELLER and any servant, agent, employee or supplier of PURCHASER. PURCHASER
     shall select and pay its own servants, agents, employees and suppliers, and
     neither PURCHASER nor its servants, agents, employees or suppliers shall be
     subject to any orders, supervision or control of SELLER.

22.  Taxes. Unless otherwise agreed, PURCHASER agrees to pay all severance taxes
     upon Timber cut from the Property hereunder.

23.  Dispute Resolution. In the event of any disputes, claims and other matters
     in question between SELLER and PURCHASER arising out of the terms and
     conditions of this Agreement and the performance of either party hereunder,
     SELLER and PURCHASER agree to resolve such matter in the following manner:

     a.   The parties shall attempt in good faith to resolve such matter
          promptly by negotiation between senior executives who have authority
          to settle the controversy and who do not have direct responsibility
          for administration of this Agreement.

     b.   The disputing party shall give the other party written notice of any
          dispute not resolved in the normal course of business. Within fifteen
          (15) days after receipt of the notice, the receiving party shall
          submit to the other a
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          written response. The notice and response shall include (i) a
          statement of each party's position and a summary of the evidence and
          arguments supporting its position, and (ii) the name and title of the
          senior executive who will represent that party. The senior executives
          shall meet for negotiations at a mutually agreed time and place within
          thirty (30) days of the date of the disputing party's notice and
          thereafter as often as they reasonably deem necessary to exchange
          relevant information and to attempt to resolve the dispute. All
          reasonable requests for information made by one party to the other
          will be honored. All negotiations pursuant to this clause are
          confidential and shall be treated as compromise and settlement
          negotiations for purposes of applicable rules of evidence.

     c.   If the matter has not been resolved within sixty (60) days of the date
          of the disputing party's notice, or if the receiving party will not
          meet within thirty (30) days, then said matter will be settled by an
          arbitration board of three members, whose majority decision shall be
          final and binding upon the parties hereto. One member shall be
          selected by SELLER, one by PURCHASER, and the third member shall be
          selected by the first two. The selection of the arbitration panel
          shall be commenced not later than thirty (30) days after either party
          has requested arbitration and completed with due and reasonable
          diligence. Each party agrees to be fully responsible for payment of
          the member chosen by it and to be responsible for one-half ( 1/2) of
          the payments due to be rendered to the third member.

     d.   All deadlines specified in this Paragraph may be extended by mutual
          agreement. The procedures specified in this Paragraph shall be the
          sole and exclusive procedures for the resolution of disputes between
          the parties arising out of or relating to this Agreement, but shall
          not prohibit either party from enforcing the rights and obligations
          contained in Paragraph 12, including filing suit in a court of
          competent jurisdiction.

     e.   The period allowed herein for cutting and removal of Timber shall be
          extended automatically for the number of days required to complete the
          negotiation and/or arbitration of the dispute.

24.  Damages and Refunds. In no event shall SELLER be liable to PURCHASER for
     any consequential, incidental, indirect or special damages arising out of
     this Agreement or any breach thereof, including but not limited to loss of
     use, lost profits or revenue, whether or not such loss or damage is based
     on contract, warranty, negligence or otherwise. If, upon termination of
     this Agreement, PURCHASER has failed to harvest all the Timber, the refund
     to PURCHASER on account of such uncut timber and the damages to SELLER on
     account of PURCHASER's failure to cut shall be computed as follows: first,
     SELLER shall credit to PURCHASER the amount of the original purchase price
     paid pursuant to Section 2 of this Agreement that is applicable to the
     uncut Timber; second, if the fair market value of the uncut timber on the
     date of termination of this Agreement is less than the amount of the
     original purchase price applicable to the uncut timber, PURCHASER shall
     credit such difference to SELLER: and, third, in order to compensate SELLER
     for the cost of remarketing the uncut Timber as well as
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     all other consequential damages on account of PURCHASER's breach, PURCHASER
     shall credit to Grantor twelve and one-half percent (12.5%) of the amount
     of the original purchase price applicable to the uncut Timber. The amount
     of the original purchase price applicable to the uncut Timber shall be that
     portion of the purchase price specified in Section 2 of this Agreement
     applicable to the fair market value of the uncut Timber on the date of this
     Agreement. The parties that owes the other shall pay the other party
     promptly after determination and reconciliation of all credits provided in
     this paragraph. Any dispute over the fair market value of the uncut Timber
     shall be resolved through the arbitration procedure described in section
     2.02 of the Master Timber Agreement.

25.  Notices. Any notice required or permitted to be given hereunder shall be
     deemed properly given on a date personally delivered by messenger service,
     overnight courier service or telecopy (facsimile) transmission, or three
     (3) days after same is deposited with the United States Postal Service by
     registered or certified mail, postage prepaid, return receipt requested, to
     the parties at the following address or telecopy/facsimile numbers:

     SELLER:   THE TIMBER COMPANY
               {Enter Group Office Address}
               {Enter City, State, Zip}
               ATTN: {Enter TTC Designated Forester}
               Telephone: {Enter Telephone Number}
               Telecopier: {Enter Telecopier Number}

     BUYER:    Georgia-Pacific Corporation - Georgia-Pacific Group
               133 Peachtree Street, NE
               Atlanta, GA   30303
               Telephone: {Enter Telephone Number}
               Telecopier: {Enter Telecopier Number}

26.  Assignment. PURCHASER shall not assign this Agreement or any rights
     thereunder without the previous consent of SELLER in writing first obtained
     and only then subject to the conditions and restrictions contained herein.
     In the event of any such assignment, PURCHASER shall in no way be released
     from the performance of its obligations contained herein.

27.  Entire Agreement. This instrument represents the entire agreement between
     the parties and any alterations thereof or amendments thereto shall be in
     writing and signed by all parties.

28.  Special Provisions.
<PAGE>

          IN WITNESS WHEREOF, SELLER and PURCHASER have caused this Agreement to
be duly executed by authorized representatives, in duplicate originals, on this
the day and year first above written.


BUYER:                                     SELLER:

                                           North American Timber, Corp. d/b/a
                                           THE TIMBER COMPANY
_______________________________________

By:    ________________________________    By:    _____________________________
        Authorized Signature                       Authorized Signature

Name:  ________________________________    Name:  _____________________________
        Print Name                                 Print Name

Title: ________________________________    Title: _____________________________


FEIN / SSN: ___________________________    FEIN:  _____________________________


[Use appropriate witness blocks, acknowledgment or probate sections to comply
with recording requirements of specific state.]
<PAGE>

                                                                     Exhibit "C"


[LOGO OF THE TIMBER COMPANY]                                           [LOGO]


TIMBER SALE AGREEMENT
---------------------

                                (With Advance)

     THIS TIMBER SALE AGREEMENT (this "Agreement"), made this the _____ day of
_________________, 20___, by and between North American Timber Corp., a Delaware
corporation, d/b/a THE TIMBER COMPANY ("SELLER"), and

     _____________________
     _____________________
     _____________________
     ("PURCHASER").

     IN CONSIDERATION of the agreements on the part of the PURCHASER herein
contained, SELLER grants to PURCHASER the right for the term hereof to cut and
remove certain standing timber described in Paragraph 1 below, located on
SELLER's __________ Tract in ____________ County, _________, containing
approximately _______ acres, more or less, more particularly described on
Exhibit "A" attached hereto (the "Property").

1.   Timber. PURCHASER shall cut and remove from the Property {Enter All Vital
     Information Concerning the Timber Being Cut}, being more particularly shown
     on the map attached hereto as Exhibit "B" (the "Timber").

2.   Price and Payment.

     a.  For Timber cut, removed, and sold to PURCHASER hereunder, PURCHASER
         shall pay SELLER on a per ton basis pursuant to the following price
         schedule:

                    ESTIMATED VOLUME      PRICE/TON EST. TOTAL VALUE

                  Pine       _____________     ____________
                             ____________
                 Hardwood   _____________      ___________   _______________

     b.  The total consideration and purchase price of Timber sold hereunder
         shall be based upon the volumes of Timber cut and removed at the rates
         specified above. PURCHASER has paid SELLER the sum of _________________
         DOLLARS ($_______) as an advance payment
<PAGE>

         (100% of estimated total value) of consideration which shall be applied
         as payment for Timber subsequently cut hereunder at the specified
         rates. Upon exhaustion of credit for the advance payment, payment shall
         be made weekly for Timber cut and removed the preceding week. Provided
         PURCHASER is not in default hereunder, in the event the advance payment
         is not so exhausted, SELLER shall reimburse PURCHASER for the
         difference between the advance payment and the sum of the purchase
         price of the Timber cut and delivered hereunder plus any payments
         required under Paragraphs 8(b) and 8(c) hereunder; said payment to be
         made within thirty (30) days after notice from PURCHASER of said
         overpayment. The volumes of the Timber cut and removed will be
         determined by scalers at the place of delivery.

     c.  PURCHASER shall remit each week to SELLER original scale tickets and a
         settlement summary (ticket level) showing the volume cut and removed
         during the preceding week. Payment shall be made to SELLER at the
         following address: The Timber Company __________________
         ____________________________.

3.   Title and Risk of Loss. Title to the Timber sold hereunder and all risk of
     loss shall pass from SELLER to PURCHASER concurrently with the severance of
     the Timber from the stump.

4.   Term. PURCHASER shall have 12 months from the date hereof to cut and remove
     the Timber. PURCHASER shall have the right to extend the period for cutting
     and removal of the Timber for an initial extension period of six (6) months
     provided that during the initial extension period the per unit prices set
     forth in Paragraph 2 (a) shall increased by five percent 5%. PURCHASER
     shall have the right to extend the period for cutting and removal of the
     Timber for a second extension period of six (6) months provided that during
     the second extension period the per unit prices set forth in Paragraph 2
     (a) (as adjusted for the initial extension) shall increased by an
     additional ten 10% percent. All Timber not cut and removed by PURCHASER at
     the expiration of said date (as extended) shall revert to and become the
     property of SELLER.

5.   Disclaimer. SELLER makes no warranty nor representation as to the
     suitability, quality or quantity of Timber covered hereby, nor the logging
     conditions required to harvest said Timber. PURCHASER acknowledges that it
     has inspected the Property and Timber and has satisfied itself as to such
     Timber and the condition of the Property, and PURCHASER is not relying on
     any representation of SELLER.

6.   Performance Deposit. PURCHASER agrees to pay the sum of $________________
     as a deposit to insure the full performance of the covenants contained
     herein and PURCHASER's obligations hereunder. In case of default by
     PURCHASER, SELLER shall have the right to retain from the deposit an amount
     as will reasonably compensate SELLER for damages or expenses occasioned by
     PURCHASER's default. At SELLER's option, any payments required under
     Paragraphs 8(b) and (c) shall be deducted from the performance
<PAGE>

     deposit. Upon satisfactory completion of PURCHASER's harvesting operations
     pursuant to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, SELLER will refund
     to PURCHASER any remaining portion of the deposit within thirty (30) days.
     PURCHASER understands that the performance deposit does not in any way
     limit the liability for breach of this Agreement by PURCHASER or for
     damages caused by PURCHASER, its officers, agents or employees.


7.   BMPs. PURCHASER agrees that cutting, skidding, loading and hauling
     operations hereunder shall in all respects comply with the Best Management
     Practices (BMPs) adopted by the state in which the Timber is located and
     any additional requirements or specifications attached hereto as an
     additional exhibit.

8.   Harvesting Operations and Practices. PURCHASER shall adhere to the
     following conditions in conducting its harvesting operations hereunder:

     a.   PURCHASER agrees to notify {Enter Name and Phone Number of TTC
          Designated Forester} two (2) days prior to commencing harvesting
          operations hereunder, when operations are suspended for a period of
          one week or more, and two (2) days prior to completion of operations.

     b.   PURCHASER agrees to conduct operations in such a manner as to protect
          as far as possible the small Timber, trees and seedlings. If any
          timber and trees other than those described herein are felled or
          excessively damaged by PURCHASER (as determined by SELLER), PURCHASER
          shall pay to SELLER the fair market value (as determined by SELLER),
          as liquidated damages for such timber or trees cut or damaged by
          PURCHASER. Any disputes regarding SELLER's determinations shall be
          resolved pursuant to Paragraph 24.

     c.   PURCHASER agrees to cut and remove all designated Timber. If any
          designated Timber is not cut and removed by PURCHASER during the term
          of this Agreement, PURCHASER specifically agrees to pay as liquidated
          damages to SELLER ____% of the value of the uncut Timber remaining on
          the Property at the expiration of this Agreement. The volume and value
          of the remaining Timber shall be determined by SELLER. Any disputes
          regarding SELLER's determinations shall be resolved pursuant to
          Paragraph 24.

     d.   PURCHASER agrees to cut all trees as close to the ground as
          practicable.

     e.   PURCHASER agrees to exercise all possible precautions against forest
          fires, to notify SELLER of any, to notify SELLER and the appropriate
          authorities of any fires that may occur or threaten the Property, and
          to cooperate in the extinguishment of any such fires. In the event
          that any such fires are caused by PURCHASER, its agents, employees, or
          contractors, PURCHASER shall be liable for the all damages arising
          therefrom.
<PAGE>

     f.   PURCHASER shall use all reasonable care in its operations hereunder so
          as not to materially damage the Property by logging when the site is
          abnormally wet.

     g.   All mobile equipment which is serviced on the Property must be
          serviced away from streams, ditches, or drainages. Oil or other
          potential contaminants that are being removed during the servicing
          process must be contained and disposed of properly.

     h.   All refuse generated during operations on the Property, including, but
          not limited to, lunch or snack containers, paper, cans, oil cans,
          bottles, filters, tires, and discarded equipment, must be disposed of
          properly.

     i.   PURCHASER shall repair all fences, roads or structures damaged by its
          logging operations and leave all roads, fire breaks, property lines,
          running streams, and drainage ditches clear of logs, timber, limbs, or
          debris, and if the repairs are not made or if the debris is not
          removed and cleared promptly after notice from SELLER, SELLER may
          undertake such repair or removal for PURCHASER's account, and
          PURCHASER shall be liable to SELLER for any expense incurred in
          repairing or removing same.

9.   Access. PURCHASER shall have the non-exclusive right to use SELLER's
     private roads on the Property. New roads will not be constructed without
     prior written approval of SELLER as to location. Any new roads shall be
     constructed, maintained and left in a condition that meets State BMPs. All
     roads, skid trails and drains shall be maintained in good condition and
     kept open and passable, shall be waterbarred, and shall be left in as good
     condition and repair as now exists upon completion of logging. SELLER shall
     have no responsibility to obtain other rights-of-way across lands of other
     owners.

10.  Warranty of Title. SELLER warrants specially the title to the Timber and
     agrees to defend said title against the lawful claims of all persons
     claiming by, through or under SELLER. SELLER's liability under such
     warranty shall be limited to the return of the purchase price, or
     proportionate part thereof in case of partial failure of title, without
     interest or penalty.

11.  Endangered Species. In the event any threatened or endangered species are
     discovered on the Property during the course of operations allowed by this
     Agreement, or in the event PURCHASER learns that its activities might
     otherwise constitute a violation of the Endangered Species Act, PURCHASER
     shall immediately cease cutting operations and notify SELLER and any
     appropriate regulatory agency. In the case of such discovery of a
     threatened or endangered species, the volume of Timber which remains uncut
     for the protection of the threatened or endangered species shall be deleted
     and removed from this Agreement and the sums to be paid by PURCHASER shall
     be adjusted accordingly.
<PAGE>

     12.  Compliance with Law. PURCHASER shall at all times comply with all
          applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations in the
          performance hereof. PURCHASER agrees that PURCHASER and PURCHASER's
          employees, representatives and agents will comply with OSHA safety
          regulations by wearing proper safety equipment while on the Property.
          PURCHASER shall obtain all permits, public approvals or licenses
          necessary for the performance of this Agreement.

     13.  Timber Salvage. In the event that the quality or product composition
          of the Timber is altered through physical damage to the Timber due to
          reasons beyond the control of PURCHASER, including but not limited to
          fire, insects, or wind, PURCHASER upon notification by SELLER shall
          immediately attempt to salvage said damaged Timber if reasonably
          possible, and the purchase price thereof shall be adjusted by SELLER
          to reflect the salvage value of the Timber.

     14.  Indemnification. SELLER shall in no way be liable or responsible for
          any injury or damage done or occasioned by the actions or operations
          of PURCHASER or its subcontractors under this Agreement, and PURCHASER
          binds and obligates itself to pay and satisfy any and all claims
          arising on account of its operations hereunder, whether the same be
          injuries to its employees or other persons or damage to any type of
          property, including any negligence or fault, whether active or
          passive, on the part of SELLER which constitutes a concurring cause of
          injuries or damages sustained except when caused by the sole
          negligence of SELLER and PURCHASER agrees to and by these presents
          does indemnify and hold harmless SELLER on account of any such claims,
          liabilities, court costs, attorneys' fees and expenses incident
          thereto. As to any claim made by SELLER hereunder, PURCHASER expressly
          waives any insulation from liability or immunity from suit with
          respect to injuries to employees of PURCHASER which may be extended to
          PURCHASER under any applicable workers' compensation statute. In
          executing this Agreement, PURCHASER expressly agrees to the above
          indemnity provisions and states that PURCHASER intends to specifically
          bind itself to indemnify SELLER in every instance set forth above. For
          purposes of this paragraph, SELLER shall be defined to include SELLER,
          its subsidiaries, affiliates and related companies and their
          respective officers, directors, agents and employees. To the extent
          that any of the obligations imposed by this paragraph shall not be
          enforceable under applicable law it is the intent of the parties that
          the provisions of this paragraph shall be construed to impose only
          such obligations on PURCHASER and SELLER as shall be enforceable under
          applicable law.

     15.  Insurance.

          a.   During the performance of this Agreement, PURCHASER shall
               maintain and keep in force, at its own expense, the following
               insurance coverages and minimum limits:

               i)   Commercial General Liability Insurance, covering claims for
                    bodily injury, death and property damage, including
                    Comprehensive
<PAGE>

                    Form, Premises and Operations, Independent Contractors,
                    Products and Completed Operations, Personal Injury,
                    Contractual, and Broadform Property Damage liability
                    coverages, with minimum limits of $500,000 for bodily
                    injury, death and property damage each or per occurrence and
                    $1,000,000 general aggregate.

               ii)  Comprehensive Automobile Liability Insurance covering owned,
                    non-owned, hired and other vehicles, with minimum limits of
                    $500,000 for bodily injury, death and property damage per
                    occurrence.

          b.   All such policies of insurance shall provide the same shall not
               be canceled nor the coverage modified nor the limits changed
               without first giving thirty (30) days' prior written notice
               thereof to SELLER. No such cancellation, modification or change
               shall affect PURCHASER's obligation to maintain the insurance
               coverages required by this Agreement. SELLER shall be named as an
               Additional Insured on all such required policies. All liability
               insurance policies shall be written on an "occurrence" policy
               form and by insurance companies acceptable to SELLER. PURCHASER
               shall be responsible for payment of any and all deductibles from
               insured claims under its policies. The coverage afforded under
               any insurance policy obtained by PURCHASER pursuant to this
               Paragraph shall be primary coverage regardless of whether or not
               SELLER has similar coverage. PURCHASER shall not perform any work
               under this Agreement unless and until evidence of such insurance,
               including renewals thereof, has been delivered to and approved by
               SELLER. PURCHASER shall not self-insure any of the insurance
               coverages required by this Agreement without the prior written
               consent of SELLER. The minimum limits of coverage required by
               this Agreement may be satisfied by a combination of primary and
               excess or umbrella insurance policies. The maintenance of this
               insurance shall not in any way operate to limit the liability of
               PURCHASER to SELLER under this Agreement.

     16.  Default. Should PURCHASER default in the performance or observance of
          any of the terms and conditions hereunder, and such default not be
          remedied by PURCHASER within two (2) days after notice and demand for
          its remedy given by SELLER, SELLER shall have the right, at SELLER's
          option, to declare this Agreement and all of PURCHASER's rights
          hereunder forfeited to SELLER.

     17.  Reserved Rights.

          a.   SELLER reserves the right to enter the Property at any time for
               the purpose of inspecting logging operations, making or
               maintaining fire lines, or doing any other necessary forest
               management work, including the carrying out of other woods
               operations which do not interfere with PURCHASER's operations
               hereunder.
<PAGE>

          b.   SELLER reserves the right to stop or interrupt PURCHASER's
               operations hereunder when SELLER in its sole discretion deems
               significant site damage or forest fires will likely result from
               continued operations, provided that in the event such right is
               exercised, the term of this Agreement may be extended by the
               number of days that such stoppage or interruption continues upon
               PURCHASER's request in writing for such extension.

          c.   SELLER reserves the right to make and execute any contracts with
               reference to all oil, gas and other minerals in, on and under any
               portion of the Property and the right to grant any and all
               reasonable and necessary rights of ingress and egress for the
               exploration, exploitation, production, transportation, removal or
               handling of such oil, gas and all other minerals or mineral
               products.

     18.  Alcoholic Beverages, Drugs and Firearms. PURCHASER hereby acknowledges
          that SELLER has informed PURCHASER of its policies that being under
          the influence of, bringing in, possessing, providing, manufacturing,
          or other production of, buying, selling or using alcoholic beverages,
          unauthorized drugs or controlled substances on the Property, and the
          possession of firearms on the Property, are strictly prohibited.
          PURCHASER understands and agrees that PURCHASER, its officers, agents
          and employees will follow these policies during the term of this
          Agreement. PURCHASER further agrees to report to the proper law
          enforcement authorities or SELLER, either locally or anonymously to
          the G-P Hotline at 1-800-234-4321, any observed or suspected marijuana
          or other controlled substance growing or being manufactured on the
          Property.

     19.  Security. PURCHASER agrees to modify its record keeping, inventory
          control and/or asset security procedures to comply with any reasonable
          requests of SELLER concerning wood flow management. Such measures may
          include, but shall not be limited to, marking of trucks and trailers,
          marking severed Timber and logs, maintaining daily truck logs and
          utilizing load tickets.

     20.  Priority. The rights granted PURCHASER hereunder shall be subject to
          any prior easement, servitude, right-of-way, lease, contract, deed, or
          other written instrument, affecting the Property, or any conditions or
          restrictions now of record or imposed by law.

     21.  Waiver. Any delay or failure by SELLER in the strict enforcement of
          the provisions of this Agreement with respect to any default by
          PURCHASER hereunder shall not constitute a waiver of SELLER's rights
          respecting such default or any other default hereunder.

     22.  Independent Purchaser. PURCHASER is an independent purchaser of
          timber. No relationship of employer-employee or master and servants is
          intended, nor shall it be construed to exist between PURCHASER and
          SELLER, nor between SELLER and any servant, agent, employee or
          supplier of PURCHASER. PURCHASER shall select and pay its own
          servants, agents, employees and
<PAGE>

          suppliers, and neither PURCHASER nor its servants, agents, employees
          or suppliers shall be subject to any orders, supervision or control of
          SELLER.

     23.  Taxes. Unless otherwise agreed, PURCHASER agrees to pay all severance
          taxes upon Timber cut from the Property hereunder.

     24.  Dispute Resolution. In the event of any disputes, claims and other
          matters in question between SELLER and PURCHASER arising out of the
          terms and conditions of this Agreement and the performance of either
          party hereunder, SELLER and PURCHASER agree to resolve such matter in
          the following manner:

          a.   The parties shall attempt in good faith to resolve such matter
               promptly by negotiation between senior executives who have
               authority to settle the controversy and who do not have direct
               responsibility for administration of this Agreement.

          b.   The disputing party shall give the other party written notice of
               any dispute not resolved in the normal course of business. Within
               fifteen (15) days after receipt of the notice, the receiving
               party shall submit to the other a written response. The notice
               and response shall include (a) a statement of each party's
               position and a summary of the evidence and arguments supporting
               its position, and (b) the name and title of the senior executive
               who will represent that party. The senior executives shall meet
               for negotiations at a mutually agreed time and place within
               thirty (30) days of the date of the disputing party's notice and
               thereafter as often as they reasonably deem necessary to exchange
               relevant information and to attempt to resolve the dispute. All
               reasonable requests for information made by one party to the
               other will be honored. All negotiations pursuant to this clause
               are confidential and shall be treated as compromise and
               settlement negotiations for purposes of applicable rules of
               evidence.

          c.   If the matter has not been resolved within sixty (60) days of the
               date of the disputing party's notice, or if the receiving party
               will not meet within thirty (30) days, then said matter will be
               settled by an arbitration board of three members, whose majority
               decision shall be final and binding upon the parties hereto. One
               member shall be selected by SELLER, one by PURCHASER, and the
               third member shall be selected by the first two. The selection of
               the arbitration panel shall be commenced not later than thirty
               (30) days after either party has requested arbitration and
               completed with due and reasonable diligence. Each party agrees to
               be fully responsible for payment of the member chosen by it and
               to be responsible for one-half (1/2) of the payments due to be
               rendered to the third member.

          d.   All deadlines specified in this Paragraph may be extended by
               mutual agreement. The procedures specified in this Paragraph
               shall be the sole and exclusive procedures for the resolution of
               disputes between the parties arising out of or relating to this
               Agreement, but shall not prohibit
<PAGE>

               either party from enforcing the rights and obligations contained
               in Paragraph 14, including filing suit in a court of competent
               jurisdiction.

          e.   The period allowed herein for cutting and removal of Timber shall
               be extended automatically for the number of days required to
               complete the negotiation and/or arbitration of the dispute.

     25.  Damages. In no event shall SELLER be liable to PURCHASER for any
          consequential, incidental, indirect or special damages arising out of
          this Agreement or any breach thereof, including but not limited to
          loss of use, lost profits or revenue, whether or not such loss or
          damage is based on contract, warranty, negligence or otherwise.

     26.  Notices. Any notice required or permitted to be given hereunder shall
          be deemed properly given on a date personally delivered by messenger
          service, overnight courier service or telecopy (facsimile)
          transmission, or three (3) days after same is deposited with the
          United States Postal Service by registered or certified mail, postage
          prepaid, return receipt requested, to the parties at the following
          address or telecopy/facsimile numbers:

               SELLER:        NORTH AMERICAN TIMBER CORP.
                              d/b/a THE TIMBER COMPANY
                              {Enter Group Office Address}
                              {Enter City, State, Zip}
                              ATTN: {Enter TTC Designated Forester}
                              Telephone: {Enter Telephone Number}
                              Telecopier: {Enter Telecopier Number}

               PURCHASER:     {Enter PURCHASER's Name}
                              {Enter Street Address or PO Box}
                              {Enter City, State, Zip}
                              Telephone: {Enter Telephone Number}
                              Telecopier: {Enter Telecopier Number}

     27.  Assignment. PURCHASER shall not assign this Agreement or any rights
          thereunder without the previous consent of SELLER in writing first
          obtained and only then subject to the conditions and restrictions
          contained herein. In the event of any such assignment, PURCHASER shall
          in no way be released from the performance of its obligations
          contained herein.

     28.  Memorandum of Timber Sale Agreement. SELLER and PURCHASER hereby agree
          that this Agreement shall not be recorded; provided, however, that
          SELLER, upon PURCHASER's request, shall execute a Memorandum of Timber
          Sale Agreement substantially in the form of Exhibit "C" attached
          hereto. Any cost of recording said Memorandum of Timber Sale Agreement
          shall be paid by PURCHASER.
<PAGE>

     29.  Entire Agreement. This instrument represents the entire agreement
          between the parties and any alterations thereof or amendments thereto
          shall be in writing and signed by all parties.

     30.  Special Provisions.



          IN WITNESS WHEREOF, SELLER and PURCHASER have caused this Agreement to
be duly executed by authorized representatives, in duplicate originals, on this
the day and year first above written.


PURCHASER:                                     SELLER:

{PURCHASER Name}                               North American Timber Corp. d/b/a
                                               THE TIMBER COMPANY

By: _______________________________            By: _____________________________
     Authorized Signature                           Authorized Signature

Name: _____________________________            Name: ___________________________
       Print Name                                     Print Name

Title: ____________________________            Title: __________________________

FEIN / SSN: _______________________            FEIN: ___________________________
<PAGE>

                                  EXHIBIT "C"


STATE OF ____________________                            RECORDING MEMORANDUM
COUNTY OF ___________________                            (TIMBER SALE AGREEMENT)

     A NOTICE, given this ______ day of __________________, 19____, by NORTH
AMERICAN TIMBER CORP., a Delaware corporation, of _________________________,
___________________ (hereinafter referred to as "Seller").

                              W I T N E S S E T H:

1.   Seller has entered into a Timber Sale Agreement with ____________ of
     _______________ (hereinafter referred to as "Purchaser") dated
     _______________, 19____, whereby Seller granted Purchaser the exclusive
     right to the timber described therein and located upon certain lands
     situated in _______________ County, __________, containing approximately
     _________ acres, more or less, being more particularly described on Exhibit
     "A" attached hereto and made a part hereof for all purposes.

2.   Said Timber Sale Agreement covers all _______________ now standing or lying
     on the above described premises.

3.   Said Timber Sale Agreement is for the period beginning
     ____________________, 19____ and ending ____________________, 19___.

4.   It is the purpose of this Memorandum to give record notice of said Timber
     Sale Agreement.

5.   All concerned parties may contact Seller at _________________ for more
     information regarding said Timber Sale Agreement.

     IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Seller has hereunto signed, sealed and delivered these
presents as of the day and year first above written.

Signed, sealed and delivered NORTH AMERICAN TIMBER CORP. in the presence of:

_________________________
         By:_______________________________

_________________________            Its:
_______________________________

[Use appropriate witness blocks, acknowledgment or probate sections to comply
with recording requirements of specific state.]

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<PAGE>

                                                                     Exhibit "D"

[LOGO OF THE TIMBER COMPANY]                                             [LOGO]


                           DELIVERED SALES AGREEMENT

Sales Order No. ___________________

This will confirm the understanding that has been reached by NORTH AMERICAN
TIMBER CORP. (Seller) and {Buyer} (Buyer).

Buyer has agreed to purchase products from Seller to be delivered upon the
following conditions. (the agreed upon pay rates and deal specifications are
listed in the attached Exhibit A):

1.   Tract Name(s) / Number (if applicable):

2.   Buyer shall scale or weigh all wood and/or logs arriving at its plant and
     furnish Seller with a copy of each scale ticket with weekly settlement.

3.   Buyer shall pay Seller on a weekly basis for materials delivered the
     previous week unless otherwise noted. Settlement will be mailed weekly to
     the following address:

                          NORTH AMERICAN TIMBER CORP.
                                   {Address}
                               {City/State/Zip}

4.   Effective Date:          Expiration Date:        .

5.   [_]Buyer      [_]Seller agrees to pay severance tax (if applicable).

6.   Seller shall not be liable to Buyer for special or incidental damages, lost
     profits, or revenues or consequential damages arising out of or in
     connection with this Agreement.

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<PAGE>

BUYER                                           SELLER


{Buyer Name}                                    NORTH AMERICAN TIMBER CORP.
-----------------------------------------

By: _____________________________________       By: ____________________________
     Authorized Signature                            Authorized Signature

Name: ___________________________________       Name: __________________________
       Print Name                                      Print Name

Title: __________________________________       Title: _________________________

                                                FEIN / SSN: ____________________

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<PAGE>

                                   Exhibit A

                                 Rate Schedule

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