River birch looks like that when older, so that’s my vote.
I suppose that could be some older black birch. With advancing age, the bark becomes scaly and plated. My first thought was that it was not birch...
No doubt his life was rich because of all that love. Peace brother
Yes definitely not black birch. Ornamental cherry .
I can attest to brad’s worthiness. I had the honor of meeting him in person. Wood beast and great guy. Aye aye on the award
From what I have read, it most certainly should draft better which would boost efficiency.
I hate to be a Debbie downer, but it looks like you swept a child’s sled out of the flue. Usually this means wet wood, lol
How did you get my picture? Lol
The mrs likes the shirt. I only have the Fiskars and that is way smaller than one on the T-shirt., lol
I think 25. Worth it for the laugh. It looks like it will fit well too. Im no fashionista but I’m a bit ocd when it comes to how clothes fit. I...
Took a ride into RI today where they have a Duluth trading post. Expensive place which was a bummer, but I couldn’t resist getting this long...
Everybody say Hoe, hoe!
[ATTACH] This video had got me very interested in finding old black birches. I found this one over the summer. I’m guessing 150 yrs old + in spite...
Not totally sure but I imagine river birch is in the same league as grey or “white” birch. If so, this is lower BTU than yellow birch and black birch.
It’s good that you said no to him using your saw. I like saying no to bad ideas.
Wow that’s a score and a half! The one time I had locust, it was two big rounds on side of road. heavy heavy heavy! Good work
My only problem with pine for my stove is that I don’t have as much as I used t0, lol. On most climates it’s nice and dry in 6 months of summer...
Man I’m sorry about that awful view
I’d be very proud of that stack.
You’re going to love it I promise
