Long day, 32°f out 72°f inside. Arizona white oak keeping it nice through this evening. I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving!
I've got two possible answers that are probably both wrong, lol! #1 It might be a direct injection tube that was used for anything from a...
35°f outside/ 71°f inside
18°f for the low this morning, should get up to 50°f today. Emory oak has the house sitting at 72°f. [ATTACH]
Currently 42°f @ 6:10p.m. Arizona time. Looking at low 20's for this evening. High around 40°f for tomorrow. Getting the stove hot with some...
Looks like red oak to me, definitely not pecan. If it should stay or go isn't up to me that's your call.
Really love the smell of maple in my stove. I've only burnt silver here and it's like you said, yard trees bought from the nurseries that are...
With a high of 51°f and a low 34°f with clear sunny skies I'd be a fool to complain. Last night had 7 tenths of an inch of rain that was sorely...
There are a lot of good people here that have a wealth of knowledge that they're willing to share. That's the only reason I come here. I really...
3 tree services dropping firewood off? Yeah, you're going to get overwhelmed if even one of them is getting after it. Still a great problem to...
I love any type of locust, good score!
High of 54°F the low 31°F with a light dusting of snow this morning. We need the precipitation in any form for the forest, we're a little dry here...
Any kind of locust is good in my book. Good haul.
That pic couldn't better, nicely done. We're looking at an inch of snow at the higher elevations in Arizona tomorrow night. Let it come, we're ready.
Looking forward to your results. In general, when a person takes initiative more often than not the outcome is positive.
If you zoom in it looks like the bundles vary and that might suggest the tree to be a cultivar or possible hybrid. This is a fun one!
I'm not sure of the variety of pine, but I'm pretty sure it isn't Ponderosa pine. I live in one the largest Ponderosa pine forests in the world...
All I know is that you're starting with the right hardwood. Ash dries faster than the rest. If you're trying to get it to dry faster, you're going...
You needed to get it on the ground safely and did so. Once in a while it takes a couple more steps, we've all been there.
Nothing to complain about here, pretty typical. [ATTACH]
