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Ready for next year

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Reloader, Feb 27, 2019.

  1. Reloader

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    A little snow this morning that melted by noon. Took the opportunity to finish filling the main wood shed for next year. [​IMG][​IMG]


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  2. papadave

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    If you're runnin' a little low on that white stuff, we could lend ya' some. No need to return the favor. :whistle:
    Nice feeling getting the shed set up.
     
  3. Ralphie Boy

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    Ahead if the curve is the place to be! Well done! :salute:
     
  4. amateur cutter

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    Lookin gooder Reloader ! Nice feeling being prepared. As papadave said, if ya need a little snow we can fix ya right up. Cold too if ya need some.
     
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    Now you know you've got your own supply covered, you can gauge how much you can sell! You really have been putting your back into making firewood. I bet after this winter in the PNW, there will be extra demand for next winter.
     
  7. Reloader

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    I’m not much into snow. All it does here is look pretty for a day, then makes a mess for the next week while it melts.
    Not selling a lot of wood, as we live off of the beaten path. Sales picked up after the first of the year and some return customers which says I must be doing something right.
    There were a couple of local guys selling wood for years. They were getting wood permits from the state and then cutting much more than the permits allowed. One is sitting in jail on a murder rap and the other just had a knee replacement so I don’t think they have been cutting much lately.



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