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Taking advantage of warm dry weather

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  1. Rickyblazin

    Rickyblazin

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    Since its nice out i been splitting every nite late this week…got a couple loads of hickory a load of pin oak and a load of cherry…today it caught up with me i feel worn out and sore…all though i was productive at work today i felt useless by the end of the day…might have to take a break tonite but i probably will split a couple more its too warm out i can go out there in a Tshirt rite now IMG_3879.jpeg
     

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  2. MikeInMa

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    Make firewood when you can.

    Nice looking splits!
     
  3. Backwoods Savage

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    Nice pile of splits.
     
  4. Chud

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    It’s 80 here with a forecast low of 62. We have not had rain since Helene. Even for the south it feels abnormal to be wearing short sleeves to work at 5am on 11/7. No firewood making for me after work or in the dark.
     
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    a pile of fresh split splits - oh, yeah
     
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  6. The Wood Wolverine

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    I about broke a sweat today moving wood. I think we were in the low to mid seventies.