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Cherry in the snow

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  1. Locust Post

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    Not a full load but not bad for about 90 minutes in the snow. Mostly cherry with a little locust for good measure

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  2. amateur cutter

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    Nice & you've got sun. We're getting Lake effect snow still.
     
  3. buZZsaw BRAD

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    Nice! :thumbs: I was tempted to go get my chain saw fix in the woods but 10" wet snow to trudge through changed my mind. How much do you have on the ground there LP?
     
  4. Locust Post

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    about 3 or 4 inches on the ground
     
  5. thewoodlands

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    Nice work Locust Post , what year will you burn this load?
     
  6. Eric Wanderweg

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    Nice load ya got there. Cherry is one of my favorites. Coals well and has a pleasant smell processing and then burning it. I only had just under a face cord to burn this year and I’ve been going through it steadily. I’m hoping weather-permitting I can cut some more soon. Of course you can’t go wrong with Locust too. I’m burning a mix of both at the moment, along with some red oak. Altogether it makes a decent overnight mix.
     
  7. Locust Post

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    probably around 2025 or 26
     
  8. amateur cutter

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    Uh oh, that soon, better check it with a meter.:rofl: :lol::thumbs:
     
  9. NH mountain man

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    You got me laffin!:yes:
     
  10. Fanatical1

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    Cherry and Black Locust are two of my favorites... :yes:

    Cutting and handling those rounds will keep you warm in this weather. Good day to have a fire today and watch a game!
     
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    Same here, they are both very common around these parts.