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That is certainly alot nicer to look at than a huge mountain pile of half rotten splits.
I see shagbark hickory.
I see shagbark hickory.
higginscl
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Very nice!
NYLumberjack914
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albert1029
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Backwoods,
I don't spend alot of time stacking. I've had them come down, so alot of these irregular white oak stacks are 42 in or so. Some others are the standard 48 in.
I have plenty of space. Can't get pictures of it all but there is over a 1000 ft.
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