Wood shed showing sings of use

[bogydave]

1-1/3rd rows of wood gone. Had a helper today.
2-2/3rd rows left to go. (well the middle section is 2 - 3 yr old wood too)
Stove emptied, I think I could get several more pounds in there now. Amazes me one bucket of ashes = the wood box full.
Actually thinking it was going to be fun re-filling it next year. Wife is right; I'm nuts

 

[Gark]

That still looks like a whole lot of firewood remaining in the shed. What's left would take us YEARS to burn. Lookin' good...

 

[thewoodlands]

Looks great Bogydave, your lucky the big guy didn't flip your rig. ;-)


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[bogydave]

That still looks like a whole lot of firewood remaining in the shed. What's left would take us YEARS to burn. Lookin' good...

Thanks
3 sections
Each section is about 1 years worth (5+ cords) far left, this years CSS wood. Be ready 2013/14.
Middle section some 1-1/2 yr spruce & 2yr+ old birch. 2012/13

 

[bogydave]

Looks great Bogydave, your lucky the big guy didn't flip your rig. ;-)


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A true Alaskan dog. Under blankets.
Wants to eat the tires if not in my coat on on the machine. Real killer.

 

[Lumber-Jack]

What's the paperwork in the green folder on the wall. Some sort of work order form to keep track of your firewood consumption?

 

[Dougie]

i love your little dog friend

 

[bogydave]

What's the paperwork in the green folder on the wall. Some sort of work order form to keep track of your firewood consumption?

"How To" Instructions :
Start a new fire in a cold stove.
Loading the stove
Emptying the ashes.

 

[muncybob]

I have similar instructions next to our boiler just in case the Mrs has a senior moment.

My first year with our woodshed and after last nights ice/snow mix I'm glad to be done with tarps!

 

[Backwoods Savage]

Some folks put different things in their milk crates.

 

[bogydave]

I have similar instructions next to our boiler just in case the Mrs has a senior moment.

My first year with our woodshed and after last nights ice/snow mix I'm glad to be done with tarps!

Agree. Wood shed is one of the things I can't believe it took so long to put up. All the years I chased tarps, ice/snow covered/snow drifted, frozen together stacks, falling over rows etc..etc..
+ like the Wife says : "looks kept"
Instructions are for the Mrs too.: Basement sometimes hard t get a draft & new cat stove is different & Some safety

 

[PapaDave]

Dave, I just finished the first 2 rows in the shed (just under a cord) yesterday and started putting some from the next row on the front porch.
I'm hoping the next row will get me through December, then I'll need almost 2 full cord for Jan.-Feb., and that'll be the end of the left side of the shed.
If I have any left on that side at the end of Feb., I'll be a happy guy. :coolsmile:
I'm not counting on it.
What's the saying? Plan for the worst, but hope for the best. I got it covered (literally and figuratively). ;-)

 

[nate379]

Damn that is alot of work! I don't do 1/2 of that!

I have similar instructions next to our boiler just in case the Mrs has a senior moment.

My first year with our woodshed and after last nights ice/snow mix I'm glad to be done with tarps!

Agree. Wood shed is one of the things I can't believe it took so long to put up. All the years I chased tarps, ice/snow covered/snow drifted, frozen together stacks, falling over rows etc..etc..
+ like the Wife says : "looks kept"
Instructions are for the Mrs too.: Basement sometimes hard t get a draft & new cat stove is different & Some safety