Well benefit of that big snowstorm, folks looking to get rid of trees that came down. Picked up some maple yesterday, just got back with a load of oak and hickory. Saw a few folks out and about with beds and trailers full of scrounged wood.
Storm aftermath
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tigeroak
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Wood Duck
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Are you splitting the wood at the scrounge site? I usually move rounds so that I can make a lot of trips while the gettin' is good.
No, the homeowner had these split in half so that he could get them into his wheelbarrow. Long story short the trees were down a steep hill that a previous person had gotten his 4x4 Ranger stuck on to the point of needing a tow out so the homeowner figured he'd rather have his lawn intact and stack the wood by the curb. Nice guy too, he came out and helped us load the truck.
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