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Not sycamore. Edit: just seen a couple pics that match. Does not look like my southern grown sycamore.
Yes pear is planted in every city park here for the most part. A lot of yard birds to boot. 18in dbh tops. Splits very twisty from my experience....
Pear is my guess. :whistle:
I do... I do... Pick me!!!! It's firewood in my backyard. I hope this helps.:mad:
Hmm.... Someone quoted my post in a thread I've never commented in.?. Weird... Now I'm hungry. Looks good!
RIP
Pic looks fake to me. They only lost 3 nice cars the rest are junk to me
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$25 or so per cord. Vehicle doesn't factor in unless I want to walk to work. Saw was bought for work and long payed for. One wood grenade,...
It's btu's jack. I see pine bark covered in snow.
Hand split. Why? Well that's easy I'm poor.
Hopefully I WILL have good DRY wood thanks to this site and the knowledge gained.
Still in a drought. 2in of snow today but only a drop in the bucket. The yardbirds are fed via sprinkler irrigation system.
Yardbirds
I find organization to be the most labor intensive so far. Small lot and keeping species separate. Been moving splits way to many times.
The stack with the saw on top is birch :axe:
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