Blessed we are in the Sierra Foothills, with millions of oak trees! This comes from a 2004 housing development in Lincoln, CA. The tree huggers and Gov't regulators did not allow the tree to come down during development. As the land was graded, and filled around it, this home, with a large backyard, has a large depressed area to accommodate the tree, as specified by certified arborists. It it is in a suburban area of quarter acre lots or less. The 150 year old tree towering over it's neighbors, one a child care care center, met it's end due to concerns it would fall into the care center. The owner has been trying to sell the wood for two years, unsplit, undelivered, and no luck, lol. Now, I am getting paid $300 to get rid of it for him. As usual, it it is the large heavy rounds most people can not handle. I took a new angle on this one. Owner needs it gone, been trying for two years. I see 2 cords of seasoned oak,. ready to burn. I offer to to take it off his hands for $300! Agreed! I recently started watching the TV show Hoarders, I think I may have developed a tendency to start hoarding firewood. It certainly is a lot of work, but so is earning $$ to pay the gasd, oil, or electric bill!
