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Hemlock Down?

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  1. thewoodlands

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    I don't have any pictures yet but the wife said there is a Hemlock down across one of her walking trails.

    I'll get a few saws ready tomorrow morning and hopefully get it tomorrow or the next day.

    I take some pictures when I do it.
     
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    That would be nice. :dex:
     
  3. Gasifier

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    Sometimes when I would get something like that, or worse, that resulted in a good bit of labor, I would laugh when I told my wife later what I said to my tractor when I went out to the garage to get her! After doing some physical work , and ready for a rest, I would slide up the overhead door and say this to her.....



    :rofl: :lol:
     
  4. thewoodlands

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    The Hemlock looks rotten so I just cleared the part across the trail, the part that's wedged in the Yellow Birch and on the sidehill are still there.

    I did bring back six small rounds of Yellow Birch.
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    They are usually pretty soft by the time they fall, unless they blow over and unroot.
    I've burned hemlock this year. Its better than poplar!
     
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    Have you been milling any more hemlock for the cabin project, Zap?
     
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  7. thewoodlands

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    No, I think the last stuff I milled was some pine, can't remember how long ago.....maybe two years back.

    That project has turned into a pole barn type structure scheduled for next spring. I have some nice size pine that will need to be dropped.

    We still want the cabin but we need a storage building that has two maybe three bays.
     
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    That looks pretty soft Zap. Will it be okay for burning?
     
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    Fire pit only?
     
  10. thewoodlands

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    Yes, for the outside fireplace only, just like yooperdave ............husband of agent 99 said. :thumbs:
     
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    :rofl: :lol:
     
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    You might as well go for four bays!
     
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    Well, good thing she wasn't walking there when it fell.:eek: