Has anyone told you that you did the right thing? Because you did the right thing!
I love it when you guys post these different looking species from back east that I've never seen before. There's just so much out there to learn...
The tree's I had seen were holding all of their leaves. From top to bottom, young and old trees alike. I had read that some think lower leaves are...
Three weeks ago, I was in Maine visiting my nephew. He was finishing up his seasonal ski patrol work at Sunday River Resort and we checked out a...
Idk if your first post could've been any better. Great score and welcome to the club WSN !
Definitely looks like Bradford pear. I've burnt a bit of it and I like it.
"Is it over?" It is for me. Mid 70's next week and really close to May now. Last week I had snow, funny how things change.
Low of 22.3°f last night with a little better than an inch of snow on the back deck. Should reach a high of at least 45°f today with clear and...
Live oaks are amazing. Houmas House, LA about ten years ago. I'm a little over 6'2 210 for reference.[ATTACH]
40°f with winds 10 to 20mph out of the wsw. Spitting snow/sleet/rain, it can't make up its mind what it wants to do. Started the fire off with...
Any type of apple has a distinct aroma that I'm familiar with. I can't confirm by the pictures if it's apple or not but if you take just a small...
As the others have said, if it's in good condition, you may want to try it out. Imo it's great stuff!
This winter has been an easy one. Down about 2 cords. Normal year at my house is 3 plus cords. The amount of snow was considerably less as were...
Excellent score! Keep up the great work!
Always. I had a red willow down by the boat launch. Cut and stacked the wood right there hoping someone would take it for me. lol. Didn't take...
Every year we get at least one heavy wet snow that leads to some breakage in the trees around the parks. Emory oak and alligator juniper, two of...
Has anyone told you that you did the right thing? Because you did the right thing! Does that splitter go vertical? If so, try out both positions...
Noted, I will post the biggest pieces of the wood split next to a saw for visual aid. The pics I posted weren't more than 5 inches in diameter...
Well, here are the first six varieties. First pic, pinon pine, alligator juniper, ponderosa pine. Second pic, mulberry, hackberry and Arizona...
Those pics will be coming. Bark and heartwood in this thread.
