ouch, finger looks like that will hurt for a while. hope it heals up quickly for you. Nice pile of wood though! I do not think I could resist...
once you get it in a trap, buy a $1 plastic kiddie pool from walmart, then let it swim.
nice score!
splits pretty clean if it is elm. first split took a few hits because of the big knots. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I am thinking maybe cedar elm based on my expert googling... ha
I got a load of this wood this afternoon, all of the leaves are brown so it might be harder to ID. let me know what you think [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
Very nice!
It always depends on the look I get from my wife when I tell her I am going to pick up a load....
Got a couple of free pallets so I reorganized my loose pile and cut/split some of the load yesterday. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
It splits very easily compared to the other oak I have. I just reorganized my stack and cleaned up the yard so I am in a little hot water about...
I needed a break from the computer and saw a neighbor had a post for a tree cut down. There were a few pieces I would love to have still there but...
We have had nonstop rain where I am so hopefully some better (although hotter) weather this week so I can do some grilling. I have a lot of work...
Oh ya makes sense. I'm pretty new to hoarding so I'm trying to refine my list of stuff to go after. Living in Texas, there are a lot of good piles...
why pass on the red? just curious.
I usually grill once a week to eat on for the week. I will burn some extra just for fun but this should last a while. We have had some big wind...
Here is what I have. I'm not sure how many cords, maybe 2-3 if it was all cut. I chop it pretty slowly and collect from around the neighborhood...
Thanks for the replies and the welcomes. I have some old pics of my pile but will get some better ones and post soon. Glad to have found the forum!
Any ideas what this is? It is fairly dry but not easy to split.[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
