Michigan firewood charity cut. Help wanted!

Pete, me too! Becky and I were at a wedding last year in Michigan and made the 2 hour trip from where the wedding was to Dennis and Judy's place. I really wish we would not have been so far and on such a tight time schedule, because I could have stayed with them as long as they would have had me. Love their place and those wonderful people. Now if I can just get them to come see me. To bad we are 6 hours apart. I would love to be able to go cut wood with him when he is down because I know he would help me when I am down.

 

Hey thanks ray. I signed up early and posted a couple of times. Next time I went back the link was no good. Finally the other day I PMed Dennis and ask for the link. It had changed and I had to register again. Anyway, my recent medical issues have left me with not a lot of energy to pursue anything and I therefore neglected my hearth buddies. I will try not to do that anymore. You all are such good friends.

 

Wouldn't that be nice,,,to be in the neighborhood that is...I think I have seen you at a Charity Cut or 2 before.

 

I've been known to do a little cutting in the mid-Michigan area...
Took out the biggest Ash tree I've ever run across just outside Charlotte this last fall...
It was dead/dying, but man, what a tree... damm bugs...

All those baseball bats, up in smoke...

 

I wish you all well up there with the cut. I feel terrible about the screw up. Called the office manager today and cancelled the drop. She thought the same as I did as everyone north of Metamora here that lives in Michigan says that's where they live. I might be able to get these loads dumped at a friend of mine's house as he is in his second year burning at his new place and I'm trying to talk him into burning dry wood instead of what ever was just cut. Turns out I might have just found a new tree service to get wood from. Good luck to all of you that help with this, it's good cause and Pete must be a pretty good guy.

 

Very kind of you to say Pete. I'll have to say, since I've joined and gotten to know some of you through the site I'm thinking these must be the kind of people America was built on. Really, who wouldn't help a neighbor in need if you could do something? Everyone here seems to have an independent spirit built upon self reliance yet when given a chance, you all are the first ones to step forward to lend a hand or give advice. I'm not sure what I like most, all the firewood and burning advice or the fact I see real people acting and behaving like the Americans I remember from my youth.

 

Any more thoughts on the charity cut? I don't have any wood to spare, but I could give a day cutting and/ or splitting.