The Mrs found a site recommending wet wood

It smokes like no other, smoke fills the valley. the wood is split extra large , thrown on the ground and covered in snow at this time . then loaded into a 1970s stove and set extra low to last all night. and they've been doing it like that forever.

 

I tried talking to talk to them but since I was a transplant here, I couldn't possibly be right, after all that's how their daddy did it back in the day. fresh cut green wood on the dirt and no covering.
I had an older stove at my old home it was a 1980s Tremont and had secondary burn tubes. I loved that stove and burned it for 30 years . I left it in place when I moved as it was very heavy and moving it seemed overwhelming to be moving by myself.

I just completed a woodshed addition and will jump from a 3 year to 5 year inventory of mixed hardwoods .
If any standing members are in central Va and need wood I have all you want for free , you cut you haul.

 

Nice offer

 

X2

 

I'm burning 12+ year old oak in my 40+ year old Nashua and nobody knows I'm burning.
Just thinking this guy's spewing bs that will hurt someone.
Next article will say how to use gas to get the wet wood lit.

 

I like diesel fuel better...

 

Used engine oil mixed with gas makes it better.