Since I am fairly new to the wood burning world, I have a question. I have a half cord of seasoned oak and over half cord of seasoned shaggy bark and alligator juniper (cedar). I like the length of the burns the oak gives and the heat that the juniper puts out. So in my infinite wisdom I have been mixing oak and juniper. Two bigger splits of oak on the bottom and 3 splits of juniper on top oriented N/S. My question is that it seems to me that I am getting the best of the two woods? Especially in the morning at 5am it appears that the E/W oak splits are still giving off heat, while the juniper is gone to ashes. Am I just imagining this? Or is anyone else doing this too?