Oh and thinking about bigger cherry rotting, there was a small yellow jackets nest inside one of the logs. Ask me how I found that out…haha.
Went there this morning to cut and load. Gotta love not having to deal with limbs and being able to drive right to it. Got this 2 cord load cut...
12 months or so. Long enough for some bark to be peeling off but not rotting, well any more than cherry usually does anyway.
Time for more storage.
Cut to 16” load by hand into the dump truck. It’s about 3.5 miles away.
It’s limited but I do get more for it as firewood vs oak.
A local farmer reached out to me last summer to cut down some big oak trees along one of his fields. Timing hasn’t worked out for either of us...
Started stacking it in bins this morning. Digging the smell of all these fresh splits. [ATTACH]
Started stacking some of the splits today. Will be curious to see how many cords this was when it’s all in bins. I’m thinking in the 5-6 range.
Those big locust pieces sure are heavy!
These will bring the Benjamin’s!
Smells fantastic!
Yes
Same
Never! More made up nonsense.
This was free
Didn’t take long!
Yep that’s right, big beautiful cherry! I rarely see them this big and still be solid in the center. The log on the forks is only about 16”...
Cherry palooza yesterday and today. Only have 6 logs left from the semi truck. Don’t normally process wood here in the shade but all of this...
Why not cut them all on the forks?
