Snowy stacks, Got any pics?

I have a Train load :
(With a snowy stack)

 

Nope no snow down here it's pretty rare.

Your snowy birch train looks amazing Dave!

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The firewood train is awesome!!!!
I wish I had that kind of creativity

 

The Birch Express pullin' a load through the ole mule pass.....choo, choo, choo, choo

 

Nice pics as always! Wish I were some sort of a sculptor
Swept the chimney Wednesday I think it was had to snap a shot while standing on the cap. We’ve got maybe 8” more since.

 

Toot toot!

 

You guys w/snow....be thankful.
We are currently in mod. drought, moving toward severe drought.
Nothing in the forecast to change things.

Makes for great cycling in Jan., but it is not good.

 

You can keep the creativity i'll take the wood.

 

Those 5 mounds are piles of split wood that I hoped to get stacked before it snowed....
Looks like it will have to wait till after the mud dries

 

At my folks place, sitting in the truck waiting for them, and looking at wood piles in the snow. First is CSS a couple of years. Second is a log truckload cut into rounds but not split yet.

 

I took some pics while bringing in wood.
My big oak stack, with birch on the neighbors side:
Rounds I am itching to split with my new X27:
My woodshed. I've burned about one third of what's in it.
How I haul my wood in the snow. I only have to pull it about 20yards to the bulkhead.

 

I hope Scotty Overkill see that wood yard! Wow, very impressive. You sure are a worker bee.

 

Really like your wood shed Midwinter!

 

Do you get help with any of that?

 

Thanks! A local carpenter built it for me 3 years ago. I keep it open in front, snow blowing in isn't really a problem.

 

With the hauling? No. Husband offers to help sometimes but it's sort of a one-person job.

 

I think that one of those pictures would be a good one for the next year's calendar!

 

I wouldn’t think so when the pow pow is a norm. How high is it from ground to top?