In loving memory of Kenis D. Keathley 6/4/81 - 3/27/22 Loving father, husband, brother, friend and firewood hoarder Rest in peace, Dexterday

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  1. Timberdog
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    Why

    X3
    Post by: Timberdog, Sep 10, 2018 in forum: The Wood Pile
  2. Timberdog
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    Eating the elephant

    Man, that’s close to their house....all lopsided and leaning.:tears:. would definitely use a lot of good strong ropes.
    Post by: Timberdog, Sep 9, 2018 in forum: The Wood Pile
  3. Timberdog
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    Eating the elephant

    When you have a big tree like that you do a lot of work once. If you do smaller trees you do a little work but a lot of times. Half a dozen in...
    Post by: Timberdog, Sep 9, 2018 in forum: The Wood Pile
  4. Timberdog
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    That time again

    Or wear gloves.
    Post by: Timberdog, Sep 9, 2018 in forum: The Wood Pile
  5. Timberdog
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    Black Locust

    Cream of the crop!
    Post by: Timberdog, Sep 9, 2018 in forum: The Wood Pile
  6. Timberdog
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    Small Gambel Oak Score

    Got another pile today to split later...three dead trees and hauling them up a steep ravine and I was done for the day.
    Post by: Timberdog, Sep 8, 2018 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    Small Gambel Oak Score

    A little bit of my own I cut over the past week or two, dead standing with my FS wood cutting permit. Got it split and stacked today finally....
    Post by: Timberdog, Sep 7, 2018 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    Small Gambel Oak Score

    Where I live gambel oak is absolutely top shelf. Congrats! Get all you can and season it well. I love how it burns. The logs just hold form for a...
    Post by: Timberdog, Sep 5, 2018 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    Roadside Hemlock

    Free (almost) and easy. Get at least some I say. Then you will know for sure. Worst case, you got some shoulder season wood which will save your...
    Post by: Timberdog, Sep 5, 2018 in forum: The Wood Pile
  10. Timberdog
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    A nice piece of Ash

    :drool:
    Post by: Timberdog, Aug 31, 2018 in forum: The Wood Pile
  11. Timberdog
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    Admiring my fire wood

    Definitely not the only one. The other thing I like to do is just smell the aroma as I am sitting there taking it all in, admiring the different...
    Post by: Timberdog, Aug 30, 2018 in forum: The Wood Pile
  12. Timberdog
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    A little here, a little there

    Of course. You can’t get stuck if you have four wheel drive....:rofl: :lol:
    Post by: Timberdog, Aug 26, 2018 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    A little here, a little there

    Yup. Partly why I stopped riding one a long time ago. My dad was right. Those damm things are dangerous and you have absolutely NO protection. But...
    Post by: Timberdog, Aug 25, 2018 in forum: The Wood Pile
  14. Timberdog
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    A little here, a little there

    Yes, they are everywhere aren’t they? Lol.
    Post by: Timberdog, Aug 25, 2018 in forum: The Wood Pile
  15. Timberdog
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    I don't mind poplar/aspen/popple

    I have a sneaking suspicion that is correct. We have quaking aspen here at roughly 7000 feet and above. From what people on the east coast say you...
    Post by: Timberdog, Aug 25, 2018 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    A little here, a little there

    Sadly, I have seen an almost identical situation here a few years back. Cars zooming past me in the snow while I am in the slow lane when it’s icy...
    Post by: Timberdog, Aug 25, 2018 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    A little here, a little there

    Yeah, mountain weather can be kind of crazy at times. It can be 95 one moment then in a few hours get a rain and hail storm with lightning only to...
    Post by: Timberdog, Aug 22, 2018 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    A little here, a little there

    It cooled off that afternoon to about 75 but I was still sweating! It often gets into the 90s in the summer but the monsoon season frequently...
    Post by: Timberdog, Aug 21, 2018 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    A little here, a little there

    Yup. Live at about 6800 feet. It’s been in the 90s lately but with monsoon season here it often times cools off in the afternoon to the 70s.
    Post by: Timberdog, Aug 21, 2018 in forum: The Wood Pile
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    A little here, a little there

    Neither. San Francisco peaks.
    Post by: Timberdog, Aug 21, 2018 in forum: The Wood Pile
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