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Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Greg, May 12, 2020.

  1. Greg

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    got 7 loads with wife driving 4 wheeler. Ash, cherry and locust mainly.

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    Yeah, they were all sort of in the pile. I am told in these parts that if you clear cut a field and do nothing, you will end up with cherry and locust which is what this patch has, and a million dead ash.
     
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    Did someone lay down on the job when taking some of those pictures? :rofl: :lol:


    Log piles like that can be really nice. We like them for GTG's.
     
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    I don’t know why some of my pictures turn sideways. Tech support needed.

    that’s a 4-5 cord pile I think, and I could make 10 more just like it. Happy to host a get together and would give participants loads to take with em if you think my location here would prompt a good turn out
     
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