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The Logs Have Arrived

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by VelvetFoot, Mar 17, 2015.

  1. VelvetFoot

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    Why are they still in log form? Looking great, have fun!

    Processing pics requested....:D
     
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    You are so lucky. Let it rip.:saw::axe:
     
  4. VelvetFoot

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    It's gonna have to dry out a bit before I can even retrieve the lawn tractor. They look a little straighter and smaller diameter than usual. He told me there was a fair amount of ash in it. I'm not good at identifying wood.
     
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    Nice load. Let the fun begin. :saw::axe:
     
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    Yep, I can see ash in that pile.:binoculars:
     
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  7. Gasifier

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    The logs look like they are pretty clean of mud Velvetfoot. Dat a gooder thing.
     
  8. VelvetFoot

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    Yes. Just on the cusp of mud season.
     
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    I'm jealous.:drool::drool:


    Free, or did you pay for it????


    PS. Free is better!!!
     
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  10. VelvetFoot

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    Paid.
     
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    Nice load. Here are a few of the Ash that I see. The woodland looks like it is here in the Northeast.
    Ash.jpg
     
  12. VelvetFoot

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    Thanks!
     
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    Nice load. FYI White ash has bark that looks like alligator skin.
     
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    My brother and I are waiting for 2 loads to arrive. Hope they come before spring clean up work needs to be done.
     
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    That is a nice load of wood you have there. Any guess as to how many cord are there? Any questions on ID, post pics and I am sure someone will come along and let you know what you have there.
     
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    The smooth bark one, foreground 3rd from the bottom is beech I think. Little further up the pile, with black cornflakes bark is cherry. I'll wager the ones with smaller funny shaped heartwood are maple. Lots of beetle kill ash - I think your area was the epicenter for EAB in NY. Pretty sure I just found it in my woods this year.

    Nice pile!
     
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    Nice! :thumbs: .... Looks nice and straight to make some gooder stacks..
     
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    Thanks! I hadn't heard that about EAB in my area; I thought it was farther south-inevitable though.
     
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    Holy molly that is a NICE load right there~! OH MAMMA!! What I would not pay for straight wood like that! It seems everything I get is crooked, knotty, and tangled up in vines and other tree's..... Just once I want to work with a load like this!!

    Can I ask how much ya paid for that? I don't have a clue what something like that would go for....
     
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