I cant help but go back the post about the family in 1800 that burned wet wood and beared 14 children.
No, you misunderstood. adverb: to boot as well; in addition. "images that are precise, revealing, and often beautiful to boot" synonyms: as well, also, too, besides, in the bargain, in addition, additionally, on top, what's more, moreover, furthermore, likewise; informaland all "he's not only intelligent, he's handsome to boot" Origin originally ‘something extra thrown into a bargain,’ from Old English bōt ‘advantage, remedy,’ of Germanic origin; related to Dutch boete and German Busse ‘penance, fine,’ also to better1 and best.
Now you know why they lost the war (1775) Makes you wonder if maybe, just maybe piers morgan was some kind of infiltrating spy!
OK, what does this indicate? Was that the pickup or the big truck; they are from two different sources.
The pickup. For me, fuzzy wood means softwood. In your climate, softwood is still used extensively? Up here, with so much hardwood available, softwood is kinda passed by. "Gopher wood" is it's nickname. Throw a piece in the stove and gopher another!
Poplar grows like weeds here; it is what I burnt for the most part last year because we cut down a small poplar grove.
Hey guys I checked the resources tab, it there a better tool for her than this one? Firewood BTU & Drying Chart | Firewood Hoarders Club
Probably not, good idea! So by this chart I'd say anything under 18 MBTU per cord would be softwood...
Poplar is a low BTU, soft, hardwood, any tree that has leaves is a hardwood, but that doesn't mean it is a dense high BTU wood, some softwoods actually have higher BTU value then some Hardwoods. Burn whatcha got
