jatoxico, fear not. Even ash will burn better after 3 years in the stack.
The dump by me they won't allow that. I already tried. They will let me take anything I can by hand but thats a nightmare.Maybe u can find where it's being dumped and cut there.
I'm sure you're right. My property is not the best for wood drying though, lots of trees overhead so it's fairly shady. I got the better part of a nice sized ash from hurricane Irene that I'll be using next year but looks like it would burn great now! The oak I've gotten the last few years dries slooowww. I'm splitting the new stuff pretty small hoping it will be ready when I need it.
Ah ha. Once again, fear not. Wind is much more important for drying wood than sunshine. Sun is nice for sure but wind is your best friend. We've stacked many times in the shade with no problems drying the wood.
Tons of big Red Oak down in Westchester too. I also scored almost three cords of Black Locust that was loaded on my truck for me.
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