Dropped a cherry yesterday

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iskiatomic

iskiatomic

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Nov 15, 2008
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Central CT
I was concerned with the lean on this cherry of dropping on my stacks and making more work for me. So now it will be firewood and cooking wood.

Pics are a bit out of order.


KC
 

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some nice looking splits there, you have a nice long row going there...how many years ahead?
 
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well done...it is my hope to be 3 years ahead after this winter
 
Don't get much better than that.
Dropped it on/in your processing area, good job.
 
KC, that one picture makes it look like your splitter is smoking!
 
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