Moparguy Haha...Also did a little reading on privet for firewood and though there is nothing official on it's btu's, there is some buzz about it...
After seeing the latest photos, I'm now convinced and agree with mr.finn that it is in the family of Privet. Like billb3 said about the...
Holy Velveeta Batman!!!
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I concure with Josh1450 looks like sassafrass for one, mulberry the other.
Looks like its in the birch family
Being a person who collects most of my firewood from urban locations, this is what runs through my mind every time I cut and I've had my share...
That's a great rig you got there tractorman44! Sums up about where I'm at with size of rounds that I wont try splitting. Bet you have a killer...
Yes, and I love when they leave wood in 6ft lengths. If wood around here is cut to 16" logs it doesn't sit more than 15 minutes before someone...
Yeah, if it's still there I would definitely go for it again. If someone was holding claim to it they had plenty opportunity.
Yeah it's dry. Actually about 85% of the wood was dry and what you see is the dry stuff. I put the wet pieces in my next year wood pile. Sometime...
Well I got home from work an hour ago and was able to css my Sunday scrounge. I'm now ready for the snow and the coming days. My Saturday scrounge...
4 inches diameter I start leaving it as-is unless it has a crotch or branch nub protruding.
I've Been there done that....Does kindling count?
Your documentation of this journey has been very beautifully photographed. I love the carnage shots and your wood has a lot of gritty character...
Haha! Silly boy.. No, I bought it at Tractor Supply. This is a professional loggers cart Lol!
Just a little sumpin sumpin for the"Big snow-in" Tuesday:popcorn:. Well Midwinter your mention of a possible snow storm Tuesday got me motivated...
Yes that is awesome! Always imagined what that would be like as I almost took permanent residence in Fort green Brooklyn. That is near where I'm...
Nice day for the Beech after-all! That is my favorite all around wood..clean thin bark, easy to split straight grain, grows huge, burns hot, and...
