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Yes, last month. But when I go there I look for Douglas fir because they both grow together and the DF is much better BTUs.
Got load #3 today and added to the pile for splitting
Slow and steady wins the race!
Yup!
Went and got some more today. Load #2:saw::D
If you are burning outside it’s kind of a moot point as you have no stove pipe or chimney to worry about building up creosote in that might...
No, maybe next year. It was dead standing. The upper parts probably would be ok for this year but I hit it with the MM and the inner, lower trunk...
Gambel oak (some people call it scrub oak) grows in small groves or stands. It is one of the few oaks I know of that grows naturally in northern...
I just wish there was more closer to me. I had to drive a little bit to get it. But I will be going back for more soon!
Same here. Woodshed was empty. Time to start loading it up with dry, seasoned wood for this winter. Got some Douglas Fir moved into the woodshed....
:saw::axe::stacker: Cut, split, and stacked! :D
The other option is to only build your woodshed to hold what you burn in one year. It doesn’t need to be big enough to hold your entire wood...
“cheapest and easiest”....hmmm that’s a relative term. Up front—tarps. But then throw in the long term cost of constant replacement, wrestling...
Stop you guys! STOP!:picard::hair::rofl: :lol:
I think it’s time for this video again: [MEDIA]
Leave it. That little amount means nothing. Still excellent firewood.
Go get it (if you haven’t already) and ask questions afterwards.
I really don’t know much about snakes but I couldn’t find anything that says those live near Flagstaff AZ. I think it’s just some sort of garter...
I went to turn my compost pile and this was in the middle. It was only a garter snake but I still jumped.
