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Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by coal reaper, Nov 29, 2014.

  1. coal reaper

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    Third year wood! Falling behind i am.
    And it looks like 16/17 is going to be mostly birch.
     

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    You are way further ahead than I am if you are two years out!
     
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    As long as your ahead your gooder
     
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    Bogydave says birch keeps him plenty warm. Stay with it and you'll get back to the 3 years soon.

    I really did want to get most of the ash cut this winter.
     
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    You'll have no problem staying warm with 3 year birch if you can keep it dry :)

    What's a years supply ?
     
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    Six last year. Got five put up in the barn for this winter, denser stuff tho.
    That black birch is my favorite
     
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    The "Prime" birch :)
    Smells better too :)
     
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  8. My IS heats my home

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    Being ahead is being ahead. You can always make up and be further ahead than where you want to be. Your good to go for this season, peace of mind in itself.
     
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    Birch is one of the woods I have never burnt that I know of. 2 years ahead is still pretty good.
     
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