Won beer per day makes for the healthiest trees and the best firewood...built in al-kee-haul...talk about matchlight!
I'm proud of you Shawn Curry because that is exactly what I told him on the phone when this happened.
Dave, that oak had been sorted, thinking they would not burn that. Wrong! It all got burned. But that's okay, it went to a good cause.
The ends are still up, it's the middle but you can keep on doing those cribbed ends Mrs. Backwoods Savage .
My stacks usually sag in the middle as they dry out too. I've only had them 'blow out' like that while using t-posts. I think the cribbed ends offer a better clamping "purchase" on the stack - where the t-post can sometimes act as a pivot point. It's scientifical...
I have called him many times, been to his house twice, him to our house once, and I have never had a stack do that. But snooping around his place I found one of his stacks that had fallen over I think the problem is the wood is to dry. May have to water those stacks.