The stacks of wood you see in my picture are six feet high on account of lack of space for my racks. The go down at times especially when the frost is coming out of the ground and things are on the move plus the ground gets soft! Sometimes I restack, so,entices I throw a tarp over them and burn the wood the following winter. It sucks....
I went to split and stack some more wood yesterday and almost started crying!
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The stacks of wood you see in my picture are six feet high on account of lack of space for my racks. They go down at times especially when the frost is coming out of the ground and things are on the move plus the ground gets soft! Sometimes I restack, other times I just throw a tarp over them and burn the wood the following winter.
Isaac Carlson
Minister of Fire
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