If yer gonna take the time to haul out the splitter, ya may as well split a good bunch, which you did. Good job. I bet the water cooled ya off...
That's a good buncha wood there. They look like they've been cut awhile. Should be easy splittin'.
"Honey, you can buy as many new powerful chainsaws as you think you"ll need."
With all the tops n sticks around here, we're never in need for kindlin'. I guess for the occasional burner or those who only ever get whole...
Just HAD to tune in on this thread if only to check out the title subject...LOL
Great thread. Lookin' back at when we started burning, whew, "If only I'd known then what I know now", heheh. Burning water in a fireplace (wet...
We get that sawdust & frass too, mostly in mullberry. If the wood is put up for winter before a freeze, we can hear faint clicking / ticking...
Good job! 'Bringing home the bacon'. .. errr, BTU's
Yum, cherry. Good with chocolate. Cherry in the stove makin' BTU's and me in the easy chair with chocolate. Heheh.
Gee, hey yeah wow. Lucky the falling trees didn't land on your stacks. That would have been awful. With the unsafe ones down now (good job on...
Russian Olive or sassafras?
Can't figure why your visitor didn't want a refreshment; some of them enjoy the suds.... [ATTACH]
When I called Woodstock last winter and described that the vacuuming didn't quite seem to bring the cat back to that "new cat hyperactive"...
Hats off to ya, Cert - getting all that done, let alone in muggy air. I USED to be able to work in soggy air like that, maybe about 15 years ago....
Good job! Between bucking and noodling, there must have been quite a heap of chips and slivers at the end. In the pic they look knot free - good...
RIP, Chris Squire. Close to the Edge .. gawd, the memories...
If you ever sell that stove, it would be to a Bill or Bob or Betsy or similar. Naw, you'll never sell it - too good a stove to let go. What was I...
Nice haul - the funky wood, calling it "cheese" heheh now that's funny. Plenty of chunks in those heaps. They seem to burn longer.
Good job, HDRock. High BTU wood all around. I enjoy the scent of hickory burning. And the smell of fresh split white oak.
Keeping others' homes warm as well as your own - very cool. Hats off to ya..
