The oak was piled on top. I also cut everything to my desired length. I didn’t take any of that for now, only the oak, but he said there is a whole tree of what the initial picture was that he has to cut down (not today) but I am welcome to that also he said if he wants. It was lighter than the is, noticeably, so I don’t think it’s locust. There was a broken branch on the tree he has yet to take down and has an almost cream colored wood, similar to a maple (as you thought) but I’ll take a better look when it’s on the ground.The cut ends in your car look very different from the cut ends here:
There’s a massive tree yet to come down. Probably 1.5/2 cord worthTake the maple too if you can, it burns fine! Lol
Sounds like you’ll be way ahead for next year!There’s a massive tree yet to come down. Probably 1.5/2 cord worth
If I can find a place to store it without pissing off my wife!! 🤣. I’ve got probably around a half cord sitting in my truck, plus more oak that is still there. All the big split trunks and knotty pieces leftSounds like you’ll be way ahead for next year!
I get crap and mines stacked behind the shop where she can’t see. Just tell her it’s the same wood that was there in spring?🤣If I can find a place to store it without pissing off my wife!! 🤣. I’ve got probably around a half cord sitting in my truck, plus more oak that is still there. All the big split trunks and knotty pieces left
I’ve already burned more wood so far than last year, probably gonna be 4 cord this year. There is space to fill in on pallets that are empty from what I used this year so far
She wouldn’t know the difference back there unless she saw “new” stacks in different spots. One of the FB groups I’m on was talking about how many years ahead you are, and I said about 3, the post popped up in her feed and said “If we are 3 years ahead why do we need more wood? Answer is we don’t “. Lmao. So then I explained the whole seasoning time and having to keep a rotation. She doesn’t quite get scrounging is a disease.I get crap and mines stacked behind the shop where she can’t see. Just tell her it’s the same wood that was there in spring?🤣
Free heat is a disease...when it's wood. A way of life.She doesn’t quite get scrounging is a disease
You'll find the space. Grab it all! This winter's toll is growing. Don't recall if you're splitting by hand? Perhaps rent a splitter when all is ready in rounds if you don't have one. Keep it tidy and moving. Maybe start a home improvement fund from monies saved on utility bill. Give her something to smile about. LOLIf I can find a place to store it without pissing off my wife!!
The cut ends in the truck gave me the same thought but, the bark screams no.Honey Locust
Free heat is a disease...when it's wood. A way of life.
You'll find the space. Grab it all! This winter's toll is growing. Don't recall if you're splitting by hand? Perhaps rent a splitter when all is ready in rounds if you don't have one. Keep it tidy and moving. Maybe start a home improvement fund from monies saved on utility bill. Give her something to smile about. LOL
The cut ends in the truck gave me the same thought but, the bark screams no.
Red oak.....
or the rare Road Island mahogany.
I only have two accesible spots on my property to store wood. One is out front next to the driveway and the other is opposite the walkway that goes from front to back, right outside kitchen window. I finally have softened up my wife from "I don't want wood stored during the summer" to "ok only two cords and no more" Unfortunately, I have an elevated backyard and getting wood there is near impossible. I do have a dog pen that is unused right behind the house that I could stack wood in. I will have to try a face cord this spring and see how it goes.I get crap and mines stacked behind the shop where she can’t see. Just tell her it’s the same wood that was there in spring?🤣
Yeah? Doesn’t smell like the cherry I’ve burned or handled before. Very different smelling. Splits fairly easilyCherry
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