See, I would never post pictures of my stacks...none are up to your level of neatness and log length uniformity. Heck, I have a lot of oak...
Unless you are out east (prepping for noreaster four) not sure where you are finding a worse than normal winter...it's been crazy warm this year....
Silver maple, ash and pine will all season in a summer, assuming you have a decent place to stack. We need a thread for all the dumb stacking...
If the shakes get bad I'll give you a ring. I assume beer is spoken in your neck of the woods?
I think I am done with the CSS game for next year already. Thanks to the incredibly mild winter(no big storms, very little snow, and very warm...
If it's box elder I would expect white wood with pinkish red center streaks....bark sorta looks like it
Bark looks wrong for oak. Need more pics of the grain
Can't see what you would gain here as the secondaries burn smoke and particulates.... turn them down and I would assume that fuel is just lost...
It's a silver Maple. Got four big ones in my yard.
Conversely, the same doubt of science and media is being fostered and encouraged by a different political group...one that is traditionally...
No one is making them feel like a criminal. No one. I'm sorry, but a new stove is not a huge pile of cash... unless you are demanding a fancy...
If you check out focus on energy they are giving away the smart plugs so you can shut off the parasitic drain. I think they also have LED lights...
Split some elm today. The ones in the sun were stringy...the ones in the shade on ice remaining from the snowbank popped pretty clean.
Lots of wood at the recycling center today. Unfortunately it was Pine, box Elder, and some fat barked stuff I couldn't ID. There was also some...
Ouch! Best wishes on a Speed recovery!
Split them frozen. Seriously.
Bring a bow saw... I have one that folds up...it will go through 6-8inchers pretty fast. Bigger stuff needs a chainsaw or a friend. Good haul....
It's locust. I have a ton of it in the racks. Great firewood. Splits easy and dries way faster than oak.
I think it's known as the ”uggh, I just did some thing yesterday!" look.
Are you in Leeds? This must be pretty unusual weather for the area,no.? Looks like a great day to visit the pub!
