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  1. RoosterBoy New Member

    joined: Jul 5, 2006
    170 posts
    CT

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  2. Harley Minister of Fire

    joined: Apr 11, 2006
    997 posts
    Ashfield, MA
    Nice batch of wood there... That'll keep you busy for a few days
  3. BrotherBart He Who Moderates

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    21,959 posts
    Northern Virginia
    Not having to cut the rounds in the woods, heft them into the trailer and figure how to snake the little tractor through the woods and up the hill to the house is CHEATING!
  4. Sandor Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 9, 2005
    917 posts
    Deltaville,VA
    Whoa Rooster, nice supply.

    I prefer to cut/split wood by myself. Gives me time to enjoy my surroundings and nature without feeling rushed or obligated to converse about nothing.

    Enjoy the peace, and heat.
  5. Mo Heat Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    847 posts
    St. Louis, Missouri
    Pictures like that make me want to bang my head on the desk in frustration. One delivery like that every couple years would give me total independence from The Wood Man! My yard just won't accommodate such a delivery.
  6. BrotherBart He Who Moderates

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    21,959 posts
    Northern Virginia
    Move?
  7. MountainStoveGuy New Member

    Nice! i like to split, it keeps you in shape, dont be tempted my the dark side and buy a splitter,
  8. suematteva New Member

    Crack me up thanks!!!
  9. Mo Heat Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    847 posts
    St. Louis, Missouri
    Always with the comedy and compassion, eh BB?

    I just haven't placed wood delivery as my number one priority for a residence as of yet. Seems sort of masochistic when you think about it. ;)
  10. Eric Johnson Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    5,703 posts
    Central NYS
    Maybe you ought to get your priorities straight, Mo.

    Sheesh!
  11. Roospike New Member

    joined: Nov 19, 2005
    2,859 posts
    Eastern Nebraska
    Ha, Out of all people to make that statement . MSG , "Your fired"
  12. Roospike New Member

    joined: Nov 19, 2005
    2,859 posts
    Eastern Nebraska
    What is it that you have added sense the last time you posted pictures of the wood pile ? Is the log pile bigger than it was before ?
  13. Todd Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 19, 2005
    8,804 posts
    Lake Wissota
  14. RoosterBoy New Member

    joined: Jul 5, 2006
    170 posts
    CT
    yes the first pile was one load the pictures in this post is another load i got and i got much more on this load costed me total of $480

    thanks
    Jason
  15. Roospike New Member

    joined: Nov 19, 2005
    2,859 posts
    Eastern Nebraska
    I dont remember you saying in the other thread of how well your wood drys in the shade under the tree when i asked . My wood pile normally takes 9 months in the full sun all summer . I wondered how much the shade slows down the drying time.
  16. RoosterBoy New Member

    joined: Jul 5, 2006
    170 posts
    CT
    well so far so good the wood was cut split and stacked in may and i cut the pices small hopeing that would make drying faster.

    so far so good we had a lot of hot weather here in june july so i hope by oct it should be seasioned.

    i have about a cord of wood thats been sitting in the sun since march that i hand split so i will use that starting oct to december then i will use the stuff under the tree.

    so i should be ok. when i use to buy cord wood they would always give me wet wood so im sure this is all ready alot dryer then any wood ive had before. like the say if you want things done right you have to do it yourself :)

    thanks
    Jason
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