Found this note on a package this afternoon when i got home from work, got a laugh out of it. If only he had seen some of the stacks posted here, would blow his mind, LoL.
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Ctwoodtick
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The holz housen definitely look s nice. Do you find they speed up the drying process?
No not so much. About the same as a regular stack. I dont have much room on my property for long drying stacks, and they look nice.. plus its nice throwing the uglies and shorties in the middle. They hold about 2 cord.
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You know, I think you just gave me the idea I needed in regard to my own uglies issue. Thanks!
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Did some looking around and found this: http://soede.net/soede/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=485&Itemid=29
Apparently standard racking allows for slightly quicker drying...
Apparently standard racking allows for slightly quicker drying...
Very nice! We haven't been up to the Cape in many many years, but when I was up there I used to visit the stove shops and talk about stoves and the different woods you have compared to here in Pa. I remember visiting the "Bow & Arrow" stove shop, "Cape Cod fireplace" shop, "Chop n' block" and I remember them telling me at that time there really wasn't that much good hardwood around, a lot of "scrub Oak" I remembered them saying, but it looked to me like there was a good variety of hardwoods; what kind do you usually get?
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