I'm doing it right now. It's green. It's going right in my woodshed. I'm not leaving it out for maximum wind and sun exposure for 2 years.
That is all.
That is all.
Splitting and Stacking
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Did you cut it, or did you go totally renegade and split an intact tree?Bigg_Redd said:
I've never seen green wood. What color is the bark? Can you post a pic?
I have another question: Why is your name Bigg Redd when your avatar picture clearly shows you to be blue and medium-sized?
I have a 3 step process. Carny the wood up from down my hill (no motorized access), cut the longer lengths into 20" lengths, then split the bigger rounds. Today is splitting day. I love the exercise and it's great stress relief.
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