Maple Pic's
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smokinj
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Yes that's 3 pick ups of locust, 2 pick ups of maple, and some remaining oak and cherry I need to split.
Saturday - I will buck the logs they dropped down by the street and move them to my processing area.
These won't be on the ground long, as I hope to have them split and stacked before March 1, pending work and weather. I'd like to be done before spring - so I can turn my attention to mowing grass, soccer games and fishing.
Saturday - I will buck the logs they dropped down by the street and move them to my processing area.
These won't be on the ground long, as I hope to have them split and stacked before March 1, pending work and weather. I'd like to be done before spring - so I can turn my attention to mowing grass, soccer games and fishing.
bogydave
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All I can say is WOW!
Maple & Locust, top of the food chain for BTU's.
Any pile of wood looks good, this looks great
Maple & Locust, top of the food chain for BTU's.
Any pile of wood looks good, this looks great
wood spliter
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Awsome piles! That sure is a lot of splitting to do - i wish the piles in my yard were like that!!
Beautiful piece of property, I love the kids sports too. 14 year old boy and 10 year old daughter. Life is good!
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