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Living the dream

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Chud, Apr 9, 2026 at 1:33 PM.

  1. Chud

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    First time having the 3 Horseman together for a split session. HL, Mulberry, WO :cool:
    You won’t find that combo in a Nashville meth Rick.
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    Just need one more!! :dex:

     
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    You might be onto a new term there... Like when a jackwagon seller shorts a customer, he must've measured his load using the meth-rick system :whistle:
     
  5. The Wood Wolverine

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    Reminds me of something you may find in the album art of these guys.........

     
  7. buZZsaw BRAD

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    Thats a sweet trio. Any SBH to make it the four horsemen? Do you get much MB & HL?

    Ive got 2.5 cords of HL in various stages of drying. I try to get it through three Summers before selling. With my limited room I hope I don't get more.
     
  8. Chud

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    I’ve only seen 1 mature SBH in the wild. I’ll be worm food before the SBH I’ve planted reach any size. Mulberry and HL are rarities for me.
    I have some Apple I could have added to make 4.
     
  9. Chud

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    Fresh CO logs with a hidden saw hazard
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    :rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol::thumbs:
     
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  11. Chud

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    Found some copper
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    At least it was visible and non ferrous wont dull a chain as bad. I've sliced through copper wires a couple times. Trees make good light poles.
     
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    Nice scores of wood right there.
    I like the new term for selling big city wood...:rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol:
     
  14. Chud

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    I love the smell of fresh CO in the morning. This will be Nashville stacked, so it’s ready to sell in weeks. :p
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    Ill bet you were sniffing every split?...I would be!!!

    CO is my favorite of all oaks in terms of splitting and aroma. Kinda wish I scored more of it.
     
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    Cleaning the crevasses of a co log is not my favorite.
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  17. Chud

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    If you need me I’ll be splitting for a while.
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