Red Oak And Pine Basking In The Sun
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Talk about picking favorites. One dog gets the T-bones and the others get dry dog food. :lol:
Fine looking stack of fuel BroBart.
Fine looking stack of fuel BroBart.
Jags said:
Yeah the big'un runs 24/7 most of the winter but the Jotuls just heat the office during the day and the small warehouse a few times a week. So somebody is around most of the time to feed the Jotuls. And on below thirty degree mornings we want them little puppies to get hot fast.
Brother Bart, nothin warms the heart like a fine lookin stack of wood. Pine, oak, used right they all have their purpose. Thanks for the pics, I feel a peace comin over me now...
I don't know when at time your are plain Joking, but from the look of those stacks your are not ready to join the over the hill gang yet.
then again I don't know how many wiskey's it took and asprin
then again I don't know how many wiskey's it took and asprin
elkimmeg said:
Most of it was done in April and May. I would like to double the size of the stacks by the end of October to have a year ahead. I seriously don't see more than two more years of wood cutting in this old guy's future. Fortunately there is a commercial firewood processor a couple of miles from here. I have passed by there for twenty years and haven't stopped. I think this fall I will stop and introduce myself.
The production effort is driven by AB Natural Light. Can't stand to take pills so no asprin involved. I have always figured that pain is natures way of telling you to stop doing something. And besides I have enough pills in my future I bet so I ain't starting yet.
myzamboni said:Pain is weakness leaving the body
Well then my back is draining a ton of weakness out of my body every day. How long before I will be able to bench press a Volvo?
BB then you completely understand my obsession get as much ahead as possible so that if I slow down I can prolong the envitable
Plus if a Slow down, I have seasoned wood ahead and can last a bit longer, just replacing what I use, though at a slower pace.
The excitement grows thin after 30 plus years of doing it. It becomes more and more a chore.
Plus if a Slow down, I have seasoned wood ahead and can last a bit longer, just replacing what I use, though at a slower pace.
The excitement grows thin after 30 plus years of doing it. It becomes more and more a chore.
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