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Finally got winter stack pictures

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  1. bigbarf48

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    Beautiful stacks as always Dave :thumbs:

    I only get to see my stacks covered in snow once every couple years :( :D
     
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    HA HA
    I guess I gave a few clues , eh ?
    :)
     
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    My favorit winter picture :
    Wntr:Wood.JPG
     
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    Looking at those pics is gooder than meditation.
    Something very relaxing about all that firewood ready to go.
     
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    Always nice seeing that view Dave!
     
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    I'd submit that for the FHC calendar picture for February (hint , hint) :)
    Good Oct pic:
    2014 stack dne.JPG
     
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    Dave, on that picture, is that an eagle coming in I see?

    Also on those long stacks outside, I keep thinking with all the wind you have it surely would be nice to line the driveway to keep drifting snow out.
     
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    Good eye Dennis, no matter what kind of bird it is.
     
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    dave, you sure you're allowed to run them stacks across international borders into yukon territory?
     
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    I think he got special passports for 'em.
     
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    Good eye

    Raven

    The stack runs E/W, wind comes from the N side
    snow drifts on the upwind side the worst, & not as bad on the South side .
    DSCF0317.JPG
    Some years it's as high as the stack. 1 year it filled the center, now I cover the center space.
    Plugged with snow:
    DSCF0342.JPG
    Burning that wood this year, can see the mold stains that were growing on the wood from being wet.
    Shows why birch needs to be/stay dry:
    DSCF4425.JPG
    Over 1/2 the stack was plugged with snow.

    Drive way mostly don't get drifted except in front of the shop door
    shop fr wl.JPG
     
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    Only if you measure it with the metric system LOL :)
     
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