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Lots o pine

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  1. Woodwhore

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    Absolutely
     
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    At "another.....former" residence, I would also process the Christmas tree. Cut it small enough for the OWB, shove it in and let it get processed!
     
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    Lol, I process the family trees in the firepit like most
     
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    And every year it seems when the tree begins full blaze we see an ornament that got left behind.
     
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    343FCC3B-AFED-4A3D-86C3-C7BFD1DF6639.jpeg C1F87E3F-8FA8-4560-A648-4E06EB6794D4.jpeg 69AB6ED6-658E-4879-BB92-360325C594BE.jpeg 21D91BFF-3F5E-4C27-BF5F-4D3BDDE636BD.jpeg Todays work, diggin some pine out. Farmer plowed for me. Nice day for some splitting and cutting. Upper 20’s
     
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    I'm burning pine right now. Keeping the house at 73.

    Also have a cord of Lodgepole I haven't touched yet and wont for another month or so. 20191207_151454.jpg 20191207_151638.jpg
     
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    What is the name of the "bed" on your quad Woodwhore?
     
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    I dont think there is any pine in the entire state of Indiana lol. Maybe some yard trees but not in the woods.
     
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    How about
    "Ask me about burning pine in my wood stove"
    ?

    I still can't believe how many people give you the side eye about burning pine. Even after you tell them that all wet wood makes creosote, but that wet pine will still burn,. Also that all these people that have access to nothing but pine, and they are just fine with no fires.

    I understand why people started thinking this way, but I'm amazed at how many still are not educated about pine.
     
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    Looks like a Homebrew. Those are super handy for carrying saws, and supplies.
     
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    Lol made it myself, recycled 2x4’s from my bathroom remodel.
     
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    I know right, my cousin who is a firefighter i had to give him the talk about pine last week.
     
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    Thanks guys, i painted it with undercoating paint And its still holding up great
     
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    DC9B2A40-E892-4292-AE89-1BD4657C62E0.jpeg Better shot of the rear
     
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    :picard::picard::picard::picard::picard::faint:

    Did he understand, or will he just dismiss it?
     
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    Guilty as charged:whistle:


    Doug :cheers:
     
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    I don't know where the idea that "Pine will burn your house down":picard: came from, burned it IN several Houses, never had IT Burn any houseso_O

    Pine isn't my Primary wood, but I sure don't turn my nose up at either, Have some Ponderosa, and a neighbors yard tree, waiting to get split yet.

    My Mom inherited a place in La Pine, OR from her parents, I have brought wood home from there, Lodge Pole grows like a weed in that area.
    I Like the Lodge Pole, it seems to be a bit drier than other Pines I have cut, and it has a nice aroma, especially when burned in an open fireplace or campfire.


    Doug :cheers: