Walk about thru my wood stacks , pics

Mountain don't have as much snow up there as "the norm".
Hope there's enough to melt & to keep the rivers full for the salmon.


Stack held up well:


Shed still looking good:

 

March 2013:

 

Ha , big difference from last year

 

I am so jealous.

 

Nice......that's one heck of some BTU's you have there!

 

Lotta new guys here Dave never saw your freight train stack

 

Yea
I see we're over 1500
Go away for a couple days , come back & barely recognize the place. Many improvements

 

Nice! Still quite a bit of wood you have left in the shed..... With our cold winter we had, it good to see yours was a lot better. Is your outside stack going to fit in the wood shed?

 

Lookin good Dave! How you?

 

Looks good! After looking at your pics I think I may have burned more wood than you this year lol

 

I want your view lol

 

Always impressed with your pics of the wood stacks and the mountains. Would love it was here except for your the daylight thing.
Glad to have you back with us.

 

I volunteer bogydave for the next GTG. Long drive but great views

 

Well .....
Probably not.
A good & bad thing.
May have over a cord left, but will just use it to start next burn season. (4 year seasoned wood )
Stack it a row in front of the 15/16 shed section.

Yea; mild winter here. Would prefer more snow for winter activities .

 

Doin great. Trying to figure a way to "snow bird every winter. Got a taste , now want more

 

Tks
12 hours 48 min of sun today, gaining 5:44 per day

 

Great view
Lots of room to park/camp.
plenty of wood for camp fires

Bring some white oak & hickory , trade for 3 year seasoned birch

 

I'll be there in August. Don't think the TSA will let me bring a saw though.
I can GTG for coffee ! lol
I hear Dave's stacks are part of the rail tour now.

 

I'd love to visit Alaska some day, actually want to move there but the misses doesn't like that idea.

 

It seems all your wood has some kind of nasty white mold on it!!