So, I was going thru photos dumped off my phone, trying to sort them for safe keeping on the hard drive. I don't have much to say about them, but I thought some might be enjoyed here.
Photo fun
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Ram 1500 with an axe...
Minister of Fire
Thanks for sharing the pics. Love that green horse with the yellow hoofs!!
HybridFyre
Burning Hunk
That splitter was completely buried most of the winter, and encased in solid ice for weeks after our big ice storm. No splitting was done all winter!
C'mon guys... some of you must have some interesting photos on your phones. Let's see em.
Brewmonster
Burning Hunk
Paulywalnut
Minister of Fire
Thanks.
I will be going back again this year to Yellowstone on another elk trip. It is rough but the views are really something.
kennyp2339
Minister of Fire
You guys are living the life, one day I'll hope to get to the point of where your at.
Mag - you even had to swirl the bar. Nice touch.
I throw pics out so often that I probably don't have many you folks haven't seen.
I throw pics out so often that I probably don't have many you folks haven't seen.
Hmmm..wonder if I have any low circulation kool pics (well, kool to me).
How about a 1942 genny??
playing in the woods?
A little different way to haul wood
How about a 1942 genny??
playing in the woods?
A little different way to haul wood
lindnova
Feeling the Heat
Good pictures
Here are my main three stacking areas. I let it dry about 2 - 3 years and burn most in the outdoor furnace. I use some for the stove - usually put the smaller splits on the edges or thin rows. The big furnace wood gets stacked 3 or 4 pallets wide..
I cut a lot in fall and did a lot of splitting this winter. Cold, but worked fast. I made use of the slow winter at work. It is always a good feeling looking at 30 cords of wood stacked up in spring after the coldest winter of my lifetime. The cool part is most of it is close to the house and split. The rest is stacked and easy access after the corn is picked.
Only problem I have is after being on this site I keep looking around at the dead elms and fallen oaks on our land that are waiting for me to come harvest them. I am getting obsessed as my wife puts it with cutting wood.
Here are my main three stacking areas. I let it dry about 2 - 3 years and burn most in the outdoor furnace. I use some for the stove - usually put the smaller splits on the edges or thin rows. The big furnace wood gets stacked 3 or 4 pallets wide..
I cut a lot in fall and did a lot of splitting this winter. Cold, but worked fast. I made use of the slow winter at work. It is always a good feeling looking at 30 cords of wood stacked up in spring after the coldest winter of my lifetime. The cool part is most of it is close to the house and split. The rest is stacked and easy access after the corn is picked.
Only problem I have is after being on this site I keep looking around at the dead elms and fallen oaks on our land that are waiting for me to come harvest them. I am getting obsessed as my wife puts it with cutting wood.
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Mag - you even had to swirl the bar. Nice touch.
I throw pics out so often that I probably don't have many you folks haven't seen.
I did a couple of bars with the swirls just for the fun of it.
I am new here and have not seen any of your pics. I will bet there are others as well.
psebowhunter
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Eh what the heck, i'll play along for my first post, I've lurked long enough.
My youngest running the huskee 22 at a whopping 2 1/2yrs old.
My twins helping out in the cold.
Making stacks
The reward
My youngest running the huskee 22 at a whopping 2 1/2yrs old.
My twins helping out in the cold.
Making stacks
The reward
Enzo's Dad
Feeling the Heat
I have been working on clearing the dead ash trees in my yard.. Here is the progress of removing some and a video of my cable set up ... The last tree is being left for a pro, a wood pecker has gone to town on it.
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