Major back surgery a little over 5 weeks ago, how to get wood from the back porch to the stove ? I still need my best friend to wheelbarrow from the shed to the porch, about 80'. Thank God for good friends..
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Packing in wood.
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Easy Livin’ 3000
Minister of Fire
Another 6 pack for your best friend who got it to the porch? With a little work, the 6 pack actually is really only 3, as you are drinking 3 with him in front of the fire. ;-)
I also like what you are doing with your walker, mobile wood cart!
Plus, think of all the physical therapy you are getting.
A neighbor of mine is experiencing progressive paralysis in his legs. He now uses his lawn tractor, riding sidesaddle, with a little trailer always in tow, to get around. He works from a sitting position. Stubborn old guy, I admire him for his resolve. Two wood stoves in his house.
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Rangerbait
Feeling the Heat
Right now it's wet wood. Really it's the sap wood from some large larch pieces I stacked and didn't put in the woodshed before surgery.
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Have to stay busy to stay alive, at least that's what I have observed. I am just shy of 60 and haven't begun to do everything I'd like to do.
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Highbeam
Minister of Fire
Larch = tamarack. A weird deciduous tree with needles like an evergreen fir. It's good wood. Very dense.
Well no tamarack is a larch but not all larches are tamaracks.
So tamarack = larch but larch does not = tamarack.
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