Well, Chrissy stacked it all up and I was surprised, it's about 2/3rd of a cord, with the uglies. Those pallets are 37" each square, didn't look like that much piled. Chris has the patience of stacking! I hate it The wood usually falls when I do it, then I get PI$$ED, Invent some new words and go drink a Beer!
Chrissy put's them out for the critters! I got the feeling when we move to NH she'll be feeding the chipmunks! Squirrel's just love her...
I don't get it, but moms are lining up to buy pine rounds from my wife! I tasked a local lumber mill with cutting us rounds off his pulp wood. He got $140 for what he was about to throw in his owb, and I got about 60 rounds that she can get $10 a piece for. There's about thirty left in the pile.
no, my wife just put some flowers over there when she took them out of the car. They are for kids to play with, we sell them along with the kids mud kitchens we build.
Fantastic. I still have the limbs sitting in my to be split pile. At least she didn't get all if that stuff! Are you coming up this spring to burn those piles?
Yes! I'll be up early June. I'll be by myself and take my time, I think I'm gonna spend a week. I gotta change out fuel filters on the tractor, It was acting funny. I'm gonna try and get most burned and make some contacts of stumping. I've already talked to one person.
Plant bases for the patio. You can raise them up higher or lower, depending on the height of the disc. Martha Stewart spring special 2021. I did the same last year on my patio, without my wife's approval last year. Figured I'd get that look that I did some "redneck janky hillbilly white trash" thing. Nope. she loved it. And no. I didn't watch Martha's special
Cool. I'm actually fairly close to your land today. Had a delivery out that way, and stopped to see an old friend of my wife's as well down in MA.
My second load hit the street today! A VERY nice load! Yeah, I gotta cut it up. Can't get good help these days! Yes, and notice the signs, I'm in New Jersey! It'll get stolen and has happened before!!!
At least the sawdust will stay in the street. Split them a little smaller this time and that Jersey sun will dry them right out.
