Pic of my log pile

[Rich M]

Check out this 10 cord tri-axle load of 8' oak logs I got for $75 a cord. Now comes the fun part!

 

[n6crv]

Hello Rich M, now that's what I call fun work.
Don

 

[nshif]

Now thats a nice pile of logs. and not a bad price.

 

[DiscoInferno]

Looks like nice straight modest-diameter poles. Almost too easy....

So, whereabouts in NW LP are you? Traverse/Benzie area? Nice winters there.

 

[Rich M]

They are nice straight poles and nothing too huge either. It will be the easiest splitting I've ever had by far not to mention no trailer loading/hauling/unloading. Life is good.

I'm in the Antrim County snowbelt, 120" avg. snowfall.

I was in Munising last month, my cousin lives in Grand Marias. Beautiful country up there!

 

[Yooper Burning]

Nice pile. A 10 cord load is going for $850 around here. $85/cord. Mostly sugar maple and beech. I just love beech, splits with a hatchet, burns almost like oak.

BTW: I used to fish the Jordan River near you a bit when working in the NL. That is a beautiful part of the state also.

 

[DiscoInferno]

They are nice straight poles and nothing too huge either. It will be the easiest splitting I've ever had by far not to mention no trailer loading/hauling/unloading. Life is good.

I'm in the Antrim County snowbelt, 120" avg. snowfall.

I was in Munising last month, my cousin lives in Grand Marias. Beautiful country up there!

I hear you. I don't pay for my wood, and it's usually already cut, which are pluses, but a lot of it is 2'-3' diameter and not straight (yard trees). Splitting that with my 4lb splitter can sometimes be a chore. This year I picked up a 12-lb monster maul for the big boys.

The UP is beautiful country, too bad it's a 15 hour drive from DC. :long: Enjoy your snow, I'm slowly forgetting what real snow looks like (and thus finding it easier to romanticize).