Snow covered wood stacks

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I've got several stacks with snow drifted all the way over them.
 

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I've got several stacks with snow drifted all the way over them.

very nice pic! It looks like you are using the wood from these stacks.
 
Another nice thing about the fluffy snow. When it melts, it usually goes fast. I would not worry a bit about moisture from this snow. It has all summer to dry.
 
I've got several stacks with snow drifted all the way over them.

Other than splitting some of the ash into kindling, haven't touched any of these. The ash and maple will be ready next winter. The red oak the following. I am going to move them to the back of my house which borders a field and get a lot more sun than where they're at. No summer sun due to tree canopy there.
 
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