Backwoods Savage said:If I remember, I'll take a picture of those piles after the frost has gone out.
Ozark Woodburner said:Ok, I see the problem with plastic. I will try to get some pallets and use them IF I can. It is sometimes hard to get many usable pallets here. Everyplace seems to reuse them if they are in good shape. But I'll try.
Thanks.
bogydave said:Backwoods Savage said:If I remember, I'll take a picture of those piles after the frost has gone out.
How about a picture today. I bet they really look neat with snow cover.
Do you put plywood on top to keep precip. off?
I see March and April are the months in AR with the lowest EMC.
E=Energy. M=Mass. C=The Speed Of Light.Ozark Woodburner said:I see March and April are the months in AR with the lowest EMC.
I hate to sound dumb, but what is EMC stand for?
Backwoods Savage said:bogydave said:Backwoods Savage said:If I remember, I'll take a picture of those piles after the frost has gone out.
How about a picture today. I bet they really look neat with snow cover.
Do you put plywood on top to keep precip. off?
After the snow melts I'm going to measure how high the stacks are. I stacked them at approximately 54" but I can pretty much guarantee they are less than 4' high now. Even white ash shrinks a lot when moisture comes out.
I have admired your stacks ever since I first saw them. I know I shouldn't "envy" them but all that various hard wood all seasoned up, it's hard not to..
Just awesome stacks of wood. You didn't get as much snow as I thought you'd have.
You have enough BTU-s there, if it were $dollars, it would solve the national debt.
Great pics/example of how to stack wood for seasoning & long term storage.
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