Only burned apple in an outside bon fire as brush, smells good when it's cut and when it burns. And welcome aboard.
How big was it?
Fine looking wood and amazing stacks as always.:yes:
Bet you got some good rounds out of that ash.:thumbs:
There's plenty of those kinds of branches right at the top of the tree, I'll save those for the old man too then.:thumbs:
Sure will, and when I get some cherry smoked beef, old man has dibs on a few rounds for the smoker.:thumbs:
For the most part it seems winter has broken completely, 36 degrees is the coldest day I see in the forecast and compared to - 15 with the wind...
Ipod quality, broke my phone so can't use it for pictures anymore.
I'd love to visit Alaska some day, actually want to move there but the misses doesn't like that idea.:whistle:
Looking at the pictures reminds me that my woods are full of little red maple root suckers, they grow like weeds up here.:headbang:
Went out to drop a decent looking cherry tree earlier Tuesday and it got hung up in some hemlock trees. Tried everything and gave up saying I'd...
Seasoned or not.:D
Still hitting the guitar every now and again but I haven't played live in a while, so I kind of envy playing in front of church.:confused:
IT doesn't seem too invasive if it was a planting that got out of control, which is good for a number of reasons.
Yeah that looks like the critter, they seem to like shallow dirt and their bark is a bit scaly, at first I thought they'd make a quick firewood...
I have a few by my house,l they grow in twists and reek without being cut, don't know what they're really called.
I found two or three siblings of that tree around that seem to show signs of maybe being under attack by bugs but I won't worry about it much...
Around here it seems to start on the trees with shallow root systems first, then they start getting punky on the outside, and then die, leaving a...
They're all soft wood, I know the hemlock around here becomes bug food pretty quick once they get larger. The sugar attracts all kinds of bugs, I...
Hemlock here pops open with a maul easily, unless it's full of knots from branches, not sure if your breed is any different.
