Wait a sec, if they need to be split and stacked then you need to cross 3 off my list. The willow, tamarisk and mulberry are cut to length and on...
So far this year? Gamble oak Arizona white oak Emory oak Hackberry Mulberry Tamarisk (salt cedar) Ponderosa pine Pinon pine Alligator juniper...
It's not going to be fun packing the wood back uphill especially with snow on the ground.
Yeah, that's a little steep and wouldn't fly in my area. More power to him if he has the buyers.
30°f/68°f Windy. Snow tapering off this morning. Then clearing and some sunshine this afternoon. High 31F. WSW winds shifting to NNW at 20 to 30...
You're right on all counts, Dennis. I grew up on a farm in Iowa on the Minnesota border. I know what cold and snow are, and I know I'm pretty...
16°f/68°f alligator juniper and pinon pine
Sean, it all depends on the year. Last year I was shoveling and plowing at least once a week from December through February. In 2019 we had 40...
If you can find a way to revoke this right, I'm all for it! If you can take the snow I'd appreciate it, too. LOL
Light snow this morning giving way to partly cloudy conditions this afternoon. High near 30F. Winds WNW at 15 to 25 mph. Chance of snow 90%....
Low of 22°f last night, about an inch of fresh snow on the ground with an expected high of 41°f forecast. Pinon pine heating the house to 72°f.
Last winter it seemed like I was shoveling or plowing every week. I went through more firewood due to the colder than usual weather as well. I am...
34°f this morning 68°f inside. It's been fairly warm so far this winter, but things will be changing this week with snow and much cooler highs...
Imo, peach does have a pleasant smell when burning as do most fruit woods. It isn't overpowering though, and I can see how some might not even...
Pretty sure it's Black Walnut. English Walnut has a more consistent color from heart wood on out.
One way to tell for sure, throw a couple splits in the stove. It doesn't look like American or Siberian elm to me though.
I'm not the first to say it, but the base of that apple tree is about the biggest I've seen. It's going to make great firewood.
Stopping isn't an option nor should it be. If you're outside working hard and being productive you're doing nothing wrong.
[MEDIA] Thought I'd share!
Bradford Pear
