The only thing I've burnt in the Century this year has been pine. I'll hit the hardwood when it gets colder and I need longer burns. I haven't needed any heat from the 30 yet. Regular cooking has kept the house warm enough.
Matt
Matt
Burning Pine wood,...............?
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clemsonfor
Minister of Fire
Was 77F here today. And I have a 8 month pregnant wife. I'm a long way from burning. Even if its in the 40s at night!
eclecticcottage
Minister of Fire
I'm watching beautiful secondaries dancing above a load of scots pine right now. We scrounge and a lot of folks still believe the pine will burn your house down myth around here so we get a lot of it. I'd bet 90% of what we burn this year will be pine, with maybe a bit of box elder and misc stuff mixed in. I LOVE pine. Easy to find and lighter than oak too (for the lifting of the rounds and stacking), lol.
Here in NH people love hating on pine... they pay you to take it away!
http://nh.craigslist.org/zip/4148335467.html
Wish I wasn't across the state... wouldn't mind being PAID to have heat for a month or two.
http://nh.craigslist.org/zip/4148335467.html
Wish I wasn't across the state... wouldn't mind being PAID to have heat for a month or two.
NH_Wood
Minister of Fire
Huh....that's about 25 min from me - might have to hit that up! I've been burning all pine so far - about a cord for this fall and spring - love it and I get pretty decent burn times from it too. Cheers!
clemsonfor
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