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Let’s see some wood!!

2008-06-20T17:28:31-05:00

Here’s some of what I have split and stacked

Lets see your grapple load processing area.

2008-06-28T12:21:18-05:00

RIP grapple load

WoodButcher

log cabin?????

2008-07-06T09:57:41-05:00

Figured I’d start this thread for people to post interesting photos of firewood or whatever?

Charlotte’s housing and furniture market still booming

Stayed home an extra day.

2008-06-16T20:48:45-05:00

With working outa town all summer I felt Id better take care of business. I always have spare cords throughout my property ready for the wood shed but just dont want to get behind. This was purchased from a fellow that logs out the beetle kill near Hains A.K.
This is the largest wood Ive Processed since living in Vancouver. For the hardwood snobs this will make you shudder as this 12ft log length pine was a deal @ $160 a cord. $230 is the going price. $1.50 a litre for oil. Finally able to give my old Husky 266SG a work out.

My Baxi boiler

2008-07-02T17:32:33-05:00

Hello
Here is my Baxi Solo Innova.
it works fine

Lets see your tractors

2008-02-12T19:11:08-05:00

Here is my baby. She is a 2003 Ingersoll 4020 with a 20hp onan. I have a 48” snowblower, 48 mower deck, 42"rototiller, sod plow, disk harrow, 3 pt hitch with PTO, and a cab for the winter. I also have the little trailer to haul all my firewood from the processing center to the stacking area. Thank god I have her as we got 70” of snow in december and 72” since January up here in Southern Maine.

How does one Post a photograph on this site

2008-07-02T21:00:28-05:00

And what do those strange bracketted letters and brief words mean...the ones just below the title bar?
Thanks Joe

The new NORTHSTAR BK … install complete !!

2008-07-01T01:16:12-05:00

I posted regarding this project a couple months ago. Now it’s complete and I can’t wait to start burning. This is our first fireplace.

What’s in your stack

2008-06-18T18:45:24-05:00

Here is the type of wood we get around these parts of CT........

WoodButcher

This is how we grow them in Virginia

2008-06-30T09:47:06-05:00

This is a photograph of a Poplar tree taken down at Thomas Jefferson’s front door at Monticello.