I finished off replenishing my wood supply today. Our winter was fairly mild this past year in western NC and I burned just over three cords of wood and we heat exclusively with the wood stoves. I worked up a large hickory tree that came down in a storm last year and a smaller oak tree that it uprooted when it came down. Then I cut down a medium size oak tree to complete my harvest. I ended up with about a half cord more wood than I burned, so that's a bonus down the road.
This stash is 12 feet long and 9 feet tall running three rows deep.
This is a view from the backside.
Here is a view of the bulk of my wood. My shed runs 32 feet and is three rows deep holding about six cords.
We have some sub-freezing temperatures coming out way this weekend, so a few more fires will be built. Here is where I stack my daily wood supply in the screened room at the back of the house.
I can store several day's supply in this area.
This stash is 12 feet long and 9 feet tall running three rows deep.
This is a view from the backside.
Here is a view of the bulk of my wood. My shed runs 32 feet and is three rows deep holding about six cords.
We have some sub-freezing temperatures coming out way this weekend, so a few more fires will be built. Here is where I stack my daily wood supply in the screened room at the back of the house.
I can store several day's supply in this area.
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