This was the Hemlock that was hung up, split all of it today along with the pine. Picture 4420 is the first pile of Hemlock, pic 4422 & 23 are the last two piles of Hemlock and the last picture is the pine.
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zapny said:Backswoods, the wind blowing the snow out of the trees down my back sucked but it was a good day, about 1-2 inches of snow in the woods.
wishlist, it looks like rain coming in on Thursday then the week of Christmas could be flooding rains.
solarandwood, I'm hoping the pine and the hemlock will be ready for next fall. If the weather is good for this coming weekend the splitter will go up top so I can get the rest of our shoulder season wood. We still have some good size quaking aspen down, looking to have two full cord for next year.
raybonz, we had our coldest night on Saturday, it hit 10 but the Liberty was fine.
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Gasifier said:Nice work ZAP. Looks like some good BTUs for you. I got out for a few hours today. Took a walk through the woods to see where I wanted to work next. It was nice to just walk and look around for a change. Relaxing. Quiet, cool with wind, but nice and sunny. There are lots of pines that are either down or blown over and hung up in other trees. (P.I.A.) But now, with the slab wood I have enough pine, so I will be going for some more Ash when vacation starts. Have a good one, and don't work to hard.
Backwoods Savage said:Zap, was that hemlock up on the big hill? I hope you are wrong on the forecast but fear you are right.
PapaDave said:Good thought Jake.
I only had about 1/3 cord for the start this year, but I have a full cord for next spring, and more to get c/s/s for next fall. Just need to get out there and git 'er dun!
The oak is the stuff I actually paid green money for, the rest "only" cost some fuel and oil for the gear. :coolsmile:
zap obviously has his plan and it's coming together quite nicely.