...to have wood envy?
Man, I see all of these awesome photos of everyone's stacks and just marvel. Aside from urban removal, we just don't have hardwoods like all of you back east. Mostly lodgepole and some ponderosa around here.
I've only had my stove for the past 11 months and live in the city where ordinances limit me to two cords, neatly stacked.
I spent all of last summer building a new 20'x20' patio, grape trellis out of 6x6 cedar posts and mahogany rails, and then a 10'x12 shed for garden and wood working tools. Didn't have space or time to put up any more than the 1-1/2 cord I've been seasoning.
NEXT YEAR, I'm hoping to be able to put up a woodshed to increase my stores!
Cheers!
Man, I see all of these awesome photos of everyone's stacks and just marvel. Aside from urban removal, we just don't have hardwoods like all of you back east. Mostly lodgepole and some ponderosa around here.
I've only had my stove for the past 11 months and live in the city where ordinances limit me to two cords, neatly stacked.
I spent all of last summer building a new 20'x20' patio, grape trellis out of 6x6 cedar posts and mahogany rails, and then a 10'x12 shed for garden and wood working tools. Didn't have space or time to put up any more than the 1-1/2 cord I've been seasoning.
NEXT YEAR, I'm hoping to be able to put up a woodshed to increase my stores!
Cheers!