Oak is Up
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Nice you got that oak stacked. Ha ha, I read your post and before I saw the picture I thought it was a streaker running past your stacks! Nice pics (although that last one could have been better had it been a woman) 
You still working in the forest tomorrow?
For me, just spent most the afternoon winterizing my boat, and will finish it up tomorrow. Got a call about someone wanting me to remove bucked mulberry, so we'll see. Be well zap
You still working in the forest tomorrow?
For me, just spent most the afternoon winterizing my boat, and will finish it up tomorrow. Got a call about someone wanting me to remove bucked mulberry, so we'll see. Be well zap
I would like two loads of Ironwood tomorrow, once I get that it's back to stacking again.Nice you got that oak stacked. Ha ha, I read your post and before I saw the picture I thought it was a streaker running past your stacks! Nice pics (although that last one could have been better had it been a woman)
You still working in the forest tomorrow?
For me, just spent most the afternoon winterizing my boat, and will finish it up tomorrow. Got a call about someone wanting me to remove bucked mulberry, so we'll see. Be well zap
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I hope its warmer today where you are zap than it was here yesterday......
Nice looking stack of Oak you got there.
Nice looking stack of Oak you got there.
It started out nice (t-shirt weather) it cooled off with a stiff breeze when we watched the local college football game, after the game we went out to eat an when we came out the sun was out, north country weather.I hope its warmer today where you are zap than it was here yesterday......
Nice looking stack of Oak you got there.
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Realstone
Lord of Fire
Nice haul Zap. Nice pile of knarlywood too. Tough to stack, but burn better (IMO)
Gasifier
Minister of Fire
Nice btus there ZAP. Good work. The weather has been nice lately. I was through your town a couple of times last week on my way up to Cranberry. I hope the next time I go through they have that new bridge open at the curves. I am surprised at the temporary road they put in. When it comes off the one side it is steep and narrow. I can't believe the tractor trailers and people with big trailers are using it! Looks like someone could go off the side. Hopefully they will have it done before the bad weather hits. Keep up that good work. But make sure you have a tall, cold one every now and then. Gotta relax too. 
It'll dry good with all the space between splits.
I say that every time I get a twisted gnarly, good for loose stacking
Real bad ones go the the fire pit wood pile
I say that every time I get a twisted gnarly, good for loose stacking
Real bad ones go the the fire pit wood pile
Yea the state really screwed it up, I heard over at the local store the bridge should be upen before winter.Nice btus there ZAP. Good work. The weather has been nice lately. I was through your town a couple of times last week on my way up to Cranberry. I hope the next time I go through they have that new bridge open at the curves. I am surprised at the temporary road they put in. When it comes off the one side it is steep and narrow. I can't believe the tractor trailers and people with big trailers are using it! Looks like someone could go off the side. Hopefully they will have it done before the bad weather hits. Keep up that good work. But make sure you have a tall, cold one every now and then. Gotta relax too.
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lopiliberty
Minister of Fire
Real nice stack of oak. Two years from now on a bitter cold night you will be glad you have it The wood I have stacked and drying for next year is mostly oak with some locust and ash mixed it. Still working on cutting for this year but just about done. In fact was cutting yesterday and got half a load of oak and and a half a load of locust. Trying to get as much as I can because I have a feeling this is going to be a he** of a winter, in fact I have to splits of year old oak in the stove now and its 87 degrees in here. Who says oak has to dry for two years?
I gave the kid a break (male) I waited over 100 hundred yards before I snapped a pic, I'm guessing a keg was the cause of this.
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I went down to the bank Friday, dropped off my scrounging card to Denise who I got the Oak from.
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