About two weeks ago, I noticed a tree had fallen in a yard on the way to the office. And by house, I mean single wide in not the nicest part of town. So I wasn't going to knock and ask what their plans were for it after it was cut down to size.
A few days ago, I noticed they had put up a hand written sign (on a cardboard box) "FREE FIREWOOD." Nice. I stopped in my semi-daily driver, 2001 BRG Miata, and my hopes were confirmed - White oak.
I stopped by in my truck yesterday. Not the straightest of wood (yard tree) but I was able to get a decent sized pick up load only having to run the saw 2 or 3 times. Have not finished processing it yet, but it will be a nice late summer addition to the stacks to be burned in a few years. 1/3 a cord(?) of white oak goes a long way down here in Hotlanta.
Might go back this weekend. The 25+ inch trunks are a little bit much for the 450 rancher but it's hard to turn down easy pickings.
A few days ago, I noticed they had put up a hand written sign (on a cardboard box) "FREE FIREWOOD." Nice. I stopped in my semi-daily driver, 2001 BRG Miata, and my hopes were confirmed - White oak.
I stopped by in my truck yesterday. Not the straightest of wood (yard tree) but I was able to get a decent sized pick up load only having to run the saw 2 or 3 times. Have not finished processing it yet, but it will be a nice late summer addition to the stacks to be burned in a few years. 1/3 a cord(?) of white oak goes a long way down here in Hotlanta.
Might go back this weekend. The 25+ inch trunks are a little bit much for the 450 rancher but it's hard to turn down easy pickings.