Do you stay warm by burning it, or by walking to the end which I presume is somewhere in the Florida Keys? That is one LONG stack!
Impressive production you have going there, Dave. Those long stretches of stuffed full wood shed are really neat. Sorry to see that your splitter broke - being tipped up on its nose like that. LOL.
Truly an inspiration. Seeing your stacks and others. Motivated me to get ahead. Love seeing that birch..
Wow, and Chep pallets too, you've got the premium ones!!! So far I've only been able to score one of those.
Not a black & white picture, just that time of the year. Dark days of winter setting in 5 hrs - 50 min of daylight today. Got down to 6° last night. 1/2 " of snow couple days ago. 10° & foggy now Stove is cranking , house is staying warm
Just out of curiosity, approximately how long would that double stack of birch be if it contained all the wood you have burned over the years in Alaska?
NO The time I cut wood is after moose season & the bears are typically headed for their winter nap. + Have only called in cow moose with the chain saw.
Out in the bush, Subsistance hunters use that trick this time of the year. Go fall some birch, which will eventually be cut up for firewood. Wait for moose find the down trees. Load the moose into a big sled towed by a snow machine . Moose steaks for dinner .
