I started up the true temper Kelly works single bit. I got excited on a last fitting and boogered up the haft.
Bush grew around them. Several broken tools in the pile. I think it's just where the property owner discarded broken thinks. I spoke to him...
I was cutting firewood and while lugging out cherry rounds I kept passing a raspberry bush. I stopped to take a break and eat some raspberries and...
What do I win? ;)
Ha, no. It is a sapling that didn't make it. A year or two old.
Replaced with a black walnut I had a pic of the walnut but it didn't save I think I can get a thousandth of a BTU after it's css
Looks like Kentucky/American yellowwood. But I don't think it gets that far north
Rock Elm, forgive the paint, mother's day gifts
Was not red elm that I have it was rock elm. Dark in the center. I'm changing my vote to ash as I just saw the pith hole in one of your rounds
I work nights. I pop in time to time. Your OP time is my busiest.
I vote red elm. I have some splits in the stacks and one or two rounds left. I'll pop one open and take a pic and post it.
The first pic in your 2nd post is definitely Norway maple. That's good stuff. Best I can tell burning wise it's on par with sugar. Drys fast....
I beg you please get click and lock/snap together. I've done a few of those and it's fast and easy. This stuff is tongue and groove. It can...
Oh how wish it was timber and not floors. 525 square feet down only 1000 to go. [ATTACH]
We don't call pin oak, pizz oak for nothing
Mulberry. That's good farwood
Black Locust. I don't remember if I posted this last fall. But it's all stacked now.
I love honey locust. I find it splits super easy green if it came from a woods. Yard/thornless honey locust needs a little more effort.
kinda looks like Scotch Pine, good for quick morning/ evening fires in SS
Mulberry. Smells like cotton candy when it burns sometimes
