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  1. jotul 36 New Member

    joined: Feb 17, 2009
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    I have been out cutting wood all day. I scored a locust tree that came down in the wind last week. It has been dead for some time, but the wood is very good already seasoned. it wasnt too bad on the blade either. When I got home , I threw a few splits on the fire. This is the best burning wood i ever had, it burns very hot and lasts a long time. i collected about 2 cords today. i am really feeling it now. i also cut mulberry, and box elder. green for 2010
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  2. iceman Minister of Fire

    [quote author="jotul 36" date="1235279880"]I have been out cutting wood all day. I scored a locust tree that came down in the wind last week. It has been dead for some time, but the wood is very good already seasoned. it wasnt too bad on the blade either. When I got home , I threw a few splits on the fire. This is the best burning wood i ever had, it burns very hot and lasts a long time. i collected about 2 cords today. i am really feeling it now. i also cut mulberry, and box elder. green for 2010[/q

    great score!!!! but so we can enjoy it almost as much as you please post pics....
  3. bsruther Feeling the Heat

    joined: Oct 28, 2008
    372 posts
    Northern Kentucky
    That sounds like a pretty good haul. Locust is a good wood to burn...especially when it's free.
  4. jpl1nh Minister of Fire

    joined: Jan 25, 2007
    1,572 posts
    Newfields NH
    Just the thought of having it makes you feel warm all over doesn't it?
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