More Fall Wood Pictures from Connecticut

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davidmsem

davidmsem

Minister of Fire
Oct 30, 2014
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New haven, Connecticut
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Dad helping out today.....

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Dad and his twin brother....
 
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THe angles of these pictures make your dad look anywhere from 4' to 9' tall. haha.

These are some good pics. Could probably be in a magazine.
 
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Great pics.....I'm in orange and have been pleasantly surprised with the foliage this year. I thought it would be a bad year, but the colors are popping up all over the place. Nice stacks too!
 
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Very nice pictures, and that's a lot of wood! Your wood shed is one of the models I looked at when designing mine! Thanks!
 
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Those pics make me feel better about the size of my splits!! I feel like I leave them too big. But those look even a bit bigger than mine! Beautiful stacks and yard by the way!
 
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Beautiful property...
 
mgv02002 said:
Great pics.....I'm in orange and have been pleasantly surprised with the foliage this year. I thought it would be a bad year, but the colors are popping up all over the place. Nice stacks too!
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I'm pleased and surprised as well! Orange is a beautiful town! Howdy neighbor. !
 
DTrain said:
Those pics make me feel better about the size of my splits!! I feel like I leave them too big. But those look even a bit bigger than mine! Beautiful stacks and yard by the way!
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I may live to regret size of the splits. But I figure you can always make them smaller as opposed to glue them together and make them bigger. This is all new to me .
 
DTrain said:
Those pics make me feel better about the size of my splits!! I feel like I leave them too big. But those look even a bit bigger than mine! Beautiful stacks and yard by the way!
Click to expand...
I may live to regret size of the splits. But I figure you can always make them smaller as opposed to glue them together and make them bigger. This is all new to me .
 
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