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Filling in a hole

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by The Wood Wolverine, Aug 4, 2025 at 9:57 PM.

  1. The Wood Wolverine

    The Wood Wolverine

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    Back in Feb, I needed some more wood and pulled from my stacks and created a hole in my privacy fence.
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    Nothing worse than an incomplete stack! Been bugging me ever since. So 2 weekends ago, I decided to do something about it. First order of business was to lay down my new primo pallets. Had a small tumble that I didn’t take pics of. :emb: All my fault.
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    New plastic down and I unloaded one trailer.
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    Had to take several breaks. Felt like heat exhaustion that day. It was swealtering.

    Got back to it yesterday, 2 trailer loads.
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    Then this evening I finished up. Much better. :thumbs::dex:
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    This was all chestnut oak from my honey hole. Didn’t have the space in my stacks so it got put beside my driveway March ‘24.
     
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  2. eatonpcat

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    Looking Good! Roscoe sitting there all proud like he did the work!
     
  3. buzz-saw

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    Best fence ever , even the "pup" looks like he approves.

    Maybe I should do that for our two knuckleheads.
     
  4. jo191145

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    Can’t have a hole in the privacy fence,,,that’s just wrong. Good on you for fixing it :)
     
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    Good job The Wood Wolverine and hats off to anyone who works firewood in the heat. I have about a cord of rounds that I have glanced at a few times but not pressing enough in the heat.
     
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  6. John D

    John D

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    Very nice work