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Small cleanup trees

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by JimBear, Oct 31, 2022.

  1. JimBear

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    I had a bit of free time Sunday so I cleaned up a Mulberry that fell in the bean field & a Honey Locust that the secondary roads crew took out to put in a new culvert. It’s all limbed up ready to be cut up at a later date.

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    Looks good you just need to :saw::axe::stacker: it all.
     
  4. JimBear

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    No time for that right now, I am married to a truck during harvest. Maybe over the weekend I can get to it, weather guessers are barking about rain.
     
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    That looks like some good firewood to me. It all adds up to a warm winter.
     
  7. The Wood Wolverine

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    Nice to be cutting out in the open, no weeds or other stuff in your way.