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bfitz3

bfitz3

Feeling the Heat
Jan 6, 2015
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Northern Michigan
16 inch beech, all but dead from beech bark disease. Slightly smaller hard maple, leaning 30 degrees off vertical. 6 inch dead standing taken out in the fall and an 8 inch maple it had mangled on its first 30 degrees of fall.
 

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Nice drying area. Wood should dry real quick in the open.

bob
 
Nice. I am hoping to get some beech. Have not burned any yet, that I know of.......LOL....Most of what I get is scrounged and I have little idea what it is.
 
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