Jon1270
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Google Earth images aren't necessarily recent. I think that pile has evolved significantly since the satellite snapped that picture.
And I thought I had a lot of wood... Yeah right!
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Ashful
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Scotty needs to add a new category to his firewood hoarders club.
ansehnlich1
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dude better get them stacks covered up before winter
NortheastAl
Minister of Fire
Yeah, something like "Super Prepper or Doomsday Club." Heck, this guy could be the president of either club.
NortheastAl
Minister of Fire
Now that you mention it, it does kinda look strange. How do you stack that high?..with a bucket, maybe? No way you are gonna climb up on it with an arm full of splits to add more. If that pile in the back ever let's go, that house is kindling.
I have only been talking to the contractors project manager. I need to get answers straight from the head honcho.
This is way beyond logical thinking.
This is way beyond logical thinking.
teutonicking
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CTFIRE
Burning Hunk
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NortheastAl
Minister of Fire
I look forward to seeing how the intervention goes on the "Hoarders" tv show They have a problem...and I would love to help them get rid of some of that wood!
They have a problem...and I would love to help them get rid of some of that wood!
Flatbedford
Minister of Fire
I drove up Rt 7 in CT from Norwalk to Redding last weekend and I saw a couple piles like those. I was running late and couldn't stop to take pictures. Anybody here from around there and know what I am talking about?
CTFIRE
Burning Hunk
- Dec 8, 2012
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Steve - The picture I posted is on RT 7 in Wilton on the right hand side as you head north. The pic I got was from Google, but I think the stack is bigger now
Ashful
Minister of Fire
They may be OWB owners. Those guys commonly go thru 20+ cords per year, although I've never seen any of them split or season for 2 - 3 years.
MrWhoopee
Minister of Fire
Flatbedford
Minister of Fire
That may have been one of the stacks that I saw. I also saw an impressive stack on the left side along the way.
Blue2ndaries
Minister of Fire
MrWhoopee
Minister of Fire
There's a secret tunnel from the house to the inside of the stack, and an ever-larger room inside.Somehow I don't think he uses the FIFO method...
Backwoods Savage
Minister of Fire
My first thought was that most everyone says they can't stack wood on unlevel ground. Evidently this fella didn't know that. Shoot, he has more wood than Scotty does.
Shane N
Feeling the Heat
The original post is from a tree service, so it makes more sense. Better use of space compared to dumping it into a giant heap like most tree services that split and sell firewood.
NortheastAl
Minister of Fire
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Gark
Minister of Fire
Gotta confess that I have a big problem just COMPREHENDING what those pictures show.
Blue2ndaries
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