I don't even like being 10' in the air.:whistle:
Did some work today and I'm almost cleaned up out in my lot so I'm scanning for my next volunteer and I think I found my next candidate. I believe...
Good shoulder season wood there.:thumbs:
Elm has two common types around my area, Red and White, Red is easier to split while White is a cussing tree unless you have a wedge with patience...
Good work! I wouldn't be up in the air like that.:whistle:
That's how my elm looks.:thumbs:
I caste my vote for White Ash.
White elm to be more specific. When it's dead it does split easier but always a bear by hand around here. I did get the treat of splitting elm...
Pure jealousy, a g:reat haul, and dead wood to boot!:yes:
I cast a vote for sugar indeed! :yes:
It burns for longer but not by much, dries about as quick though and doesn't spark as much, overall I like it. The pine I did burn does burn a bit...
Do have hemlock in the stove for the evening, as it's in the fourties to high thirties.
Nice looking stacks, compliments the garage well. :yes:
For some reason the dead oak I cut pulls a ton of moisture too, the dead stuff I've cut seems so wet it's slippery, and tough on my chain. Maybe...
About to start hitting the 60's and then 70's again, thankfully that cold snap is done. :headbang:
The bite is here bad, 30's at most, snow spitting in the air and the Northern winds are pulling the heat right out of the house. Good time for a...
Maybe they can drop by and give me a hand?:rofl: :lol:
Best fun I've ever had.:axe:
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] And got into it a little more today.:thumbs:
Glens falls winds are on the low side, good for me.:P I like the red maple I've burnt decent heat output.:yes:
