The march to whatever 2020 brings

Thanks!

 

This is great weather to be doing working on firewood. Lots of 50’s and 60’s

 

It's been in the 50's-60"s when I would get home in the mornings. Felt good till lunch.

 

Defiantly great time to process wood. Here seems like most days are just too wet, plus I'm not as ambitious as you are.

 

It is very wet We’ve had a soaking rain 3 out of the last 7 days

 

Got 4 loads of logs dropped off today. First one was all oak. The next 3 were a mix of cherry and sassafrass. I started on the oak right away.

 

Some nice looking wood. Great day out for working on it!

 

Nice loads, our sassafras doesn't get that big.

 

In the woods ours don’t either. These were along a hedgerow.

 

Got the new oak dropped off yesterday cut. Here’s pictures of the other two loads. Big cherry with some hollow/rot in the base but a lot of solid left.

 

Nice. What is your cord count right now? Nice looking split pile back there.

 

Not sure. I can give a decent estimate tomorrow

 

Looks like a good days work, brother.

 

Sorry for the delay. I figure I have about 55-60 cords split, 8 cords of rounds and maybe 40 cords of logs on site.

 

Looking mighty good, brother. At least you aren't having to kill yourself this year to get a lot done.

 

Up to 140’ of oak piles. Too wet to use the tractor today but I had plenty of cleaning up to do. Needed to move shorts to their pile, long pieces stacked on pallets and junk/odds and ends for my owb put in bins and hauled under cover. Hoping the rain tomorrow morning is light so I can cut in the afternoon.

 

Got 5 loads from this truck today and 4 from a smaller truck. Total $300

 

Sign me up ..., Please

 

Nice loads of logs. That will fill a woodyard quick

 

Looks like you better get back to your normal job so you can get a break! Awesome looking firewood. Not always easy, but good to keep that balance of firewood time and family time. I have to keep that in mind myself. I often incorporate the two!