Wood shed mod

After using the shed for a year (winter- 2010), I decided I don't like cross stacking in the shed (or anywhere else), so wanted to build a partition between the 2 sides of the shed.
A few 2x4s, a little time walking back and forth to the shop to make cuts (and recuts), my Paslode, and a level, and I've got my wall.

You guys are killin' me here.
I'll be putting in a split or 2 soon-ish.
Dave, I just went out yesterday and calc'd that each side will hold about 3.5 cord. Pretty much the same thing I calc'd when I built it. Not enough per side to last one season.
With a new stove, maybe.

Again, you guys are killin' me here.
Could it have been done differently? Sure, but I didn't. So there. I want to build an overhang (like yours, Dave) on the front, so that snow can fall on my head when I go out there.
I've already rebuilt both sidewalls. Work in progress.
The r/h will be filled first, but I'll use the l/h first. I have a plan, confusing as it may seem.
L/H side, Oak in the back, then Maple, then Pine in front. On the right, pretty much opposite.The stuff already in there is the oldest I have, and it's almost 1.3 cord of Oak.
Softwood for the SS, then hardwoods for the colder months.
I'm debating whether I should just almost fill it, or leave some space in the r/h front. Several boxes of kindling that need to go in there.
I shoulda' built a secret passage from side to side. A hideout.
So many ideas, so little time.

The chippymunks have their own secret passages. Snakes too. And mice, can't forget the mice.
I should have one. I built the darn thing.

Yep, we've come a long way Dave.
I keep thinking I'd like to add to the roof in back too. The drips should be farther away from the structure (I guess that would keep me outta' there, eh?).

Locust Post said:

So correct me if I'm wrong the left side is for firewood and the right is to park the car.

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OK, you're wrong.

Scotty Overkill said:

So, uh, let's get crackin' with the firewood stackin'....



Nice looking shed, my man! And nice mod, too.....

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Started today....with the wheelbarrow. Had a small batch of that hard Maple to split, then wheeled that to the field stacks. From the field stacks, I pulled a load to take up to the shed.
Did that 3 times, and finished splitting up the White Pine "branch" that came down a couple weeks ago. Took 2 loads of that back to the field and stacked, the rest got left in a split pile to be stacked ASAP.
Productive day, despite the lack of motorized equipment.
Couldn't stand the idea that I got the "shed mod" done, but couldn't start stacking......so I got to work.

Locust Post said:

So correct me if I'm wrong the left side is for firewood and the right is to park the car.

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I'm sure I could park the tractor in there.....it's kinda like my car, that only gets driven on the property. I use that thing all year long.
I've thought about it too. Maybe an addition on the left side for the tractor and saw and stuff like that.

UH OH, busted. I'll do it tomorrow.
Just got home from the fair, and a trip to the big city. I'm tired.

I can't find my board stretcher, so I cut a little, test fit, cut more, test fit.........
It wasn't as bad as it sounds. After the first couple, things went smoothly.
I was trying to get the studs to fall in the middle of splits for support.