SNOW!!:faint:
My! You've been a busy boy! :salute:
:BrianK:All the EAB damage is inside the tree between the wood, the membrane that carries nutrients to the crown and the bark, at least until the...
Yep, the falling ash took out oaks, beech and cherry trees. Looks like most of it will rot and/or make wildfire fuel.
Went hiking in a county park, Densmoore Woods, today and there are hundreds, if not thousands, of dead ash trees there. We were there a couple...
Hey! Where da dang :ithappened:wit out 'em hit ain't real! :rofl: :lol:
I burn mostly ash because of the EAB. My small piece of land, 6 acres, is all dead ash, the oak and hickory was logged 50 years ago. However I've...
Castletownbere was a wonderful stop on our bicycle tour or Ireland. My wife and got a B&B near the town center and it was like going to grandma's...
Wow! That's good stuff! Keep as much, or all, of the bigger stuff as you have room for. Dat's gonna be a nice haul! Yous gonna save enough on...
Percussion cap double barrel shotgun. There is a story there but it's lost to history.
I'd love me some 'o dem clams! Pleaze pass da lemon! Da oak is nice too!
The 362 is a runner! I have one with a 16" combo on it and it sings in a very high voice! Have fun with that saw!
Here's a couple pictures.... Hollow base that's why it fell... [ATTACH] The EAB moved out and the ants move in... [ATTACH] Getting ready to...
I think your perception of the term 'little' is a bit off! Dat der is heapstack 'o farwood!:salute: Nice, very nice!
We lost 1 ash tree in the wild wind. I'm surprised more didn't come down, they're all long dead. I guess that toughness is why the make baseball...
Ahead if the curve is the place to be! Well done! :salute:
1.75 cord so far. I burnt more than I should have given the temperature swings, but its just easier to keep the stove going at a low burn rather...
Here ya go! End of an era as Ireland closes its peat bogs 'to fight climate change' And here: Peat - Wikipedia
:BrianK:Patience Grasshopper! Remember, good things come to those who wait.
It was about 3 to 4 times that size when cut wet. Back in the day, most every Irish farmer cut their own peat and had a turf press to squeeze the...