In loving memory of Kenis D. Keathley 6/4/81 - 3/27/22 Loving father, husband, brother, friend and firewood hoarder Rest in peace, Dexterday

Not sure if this Wood is ready??

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by DexterDay, Jun 22, 2016.

  1. bobdog2o02

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    Wow
     
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    Tough crowd tonite huh, A? :whistle:
    :rofl: :lol:
     
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    I dont remember any bubbling of any Wood? Maybe I missed it. But all of his firewood was there for close to a decade. Didn't take much more than a look... And after seeing pics of stacks 4 years ago on H.co, that are still at his place?

    Not sure much bubbles would form from that.. Unless someone soaked it in a bucket of water ;) before it was thrown on! :)
     
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    Wood is not a sponge, come on...
     
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    If it soaks in a bucket, it is..

    Many smokers do this with their Wood to prevent it from burning. Just smolders this way;)
     
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    I know, I was quoting another member....
     
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    Anyways.....
    I'm gonna go see if my wood acts like a sponge.....:whistle:
    :rofl: :lol:
     
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    I know that guy:) lol
     
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    True story:smoke:
     
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    Somewhere lost on these pages is a pic of a fire (maybe it was a stock photo posted as a joke) at the gtg at Backwoods that showed a fire with wood burning that had moisture bubbling out of the end grains of the piece as it burned in the fire pit.
    Probably a joke ?
    I can't find it....
     
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    It was no joke. I was there. TurboDiesel took the pic.
    Now what may have happened is this.... Someone slipped a "less than seasoned" split in there for grins and giggles?
    I doubt that, but such a slick move woulda been kinda funny.
    I think it was one piece that just couldn't bare to give up it's moisture until heated.
    'Twas a mysterious thing tho, and has made for a good laugh more than once since then.
    :)
     
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    Hey DD, I like your barn. Wish I had one.
     
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    Did it look like this?
    KIMG0406.jpg


    That was real. !!!
     
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    Thanks for helping preserve my memory!

    One piece or not, that wood is not ready! :faint:
     
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    That was right off of Dennis's stacks to be burned!

    o_O
     
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    I can see some de-merit points being awarded to that master.....:cool:
     
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    Nah, we can handicap that incident :rofl: :lol:
     
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    Age doesn't improve that situation!
     
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    The age, checking of the wood (almost split itself in half), and the bark peeling? It's still ok.

    Probably 50% better than most others here that say they have seasoned wood. I've seen his stash. :) And he doesn't need to burn wet wood. 50 years of burning Wood, I doubt my man would throw some wet oak into his stash for last winter.
     
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    Thanks.. It's a 30' x 40' Cleary. I don't store much back there these days. Winter equipment stays back there in the summer and summer equipment (quads, mowers, rototiller, kids bikes, etc) go back in the winter.