Some red oak to break up the burn threads

Since everyone has been burning away in this cold snap had to work off my Turkey dinner from last night.
Cold broke here ~11am climbed up to 52 with a stiff breeze, but I didn't break a sweat. A bit nicer than putting up wood when it's 92F and 50% humidity.
6-1/2' high - hopefully the stack holds until 2017/18

 

That's a nice lookin stack

 

Some purdy looking stacks. Nice work

 

Thanks - I had a nicer one of white oak that ended badly ~20mins after I finished

 

Nice stack of oak !

Looks like a nice day too,
the cold spell should finish off the leaves.

50° temps are much better to process wood in than the 90°s

Earthquake

 

What happen there tipped over

 

Left most corner of bricks gave way under the weight, I restacked it out on 3 sets of 8' timbers instead of 2

 

'Twas perfect day for processing wood.
The leaves are taking a good hit, never seen the woods this open this time of year. Should make things easier to see when gun season opens Saturday

 

Shudda used glue.
Construction adhesive wudda worked too.

 

Sumbeech, hate when that happens..

 

Nice looking stack. I had a stack of red oak that met the same fate as your white. Couldn't help but laugh when I walked outside next morning

 

I just sat on the front stoop with a cold beer and marveled at my neat laid over stack

I live by the "IT IS WHAT IT IS" mentality - can't change it post incident, just restack and move on

 

Hey, one or two stayed !!



I blame the deer.

 

What's the ladder for?

 

See how perfect his stacks is ,
Ladder is his straight edge to make his stacks so straight.

 

BTU's stacked or otherwise. You'll still enjoy the heat.

 

Still looks nicer than some of my stacks.

 

to reach the top of the stack

it's a ramp for rolling big rounds up onto the splitter table