Had a couple of great weekends cutting in the the back yard. Where I live there is a ton of oak trees. I cut about a dozen or so, so far I'm going to process the later for cordwood. It's kinda a shame it's just going in the wood stove a lot of clear straight white and red oak.
Cutting some nice oak in the back yard
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