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Hemlock is great stuff, splits like a dream. We have hardwoods down here, but I burn it in shoulder season and when I want a quick re-light/heat up. Split it big if you want long burns or just leave it in log form.
I dried bunch of bucked rounds in less than 12m, from a 20”+ tree; the stuff im
Burning now is close to two years and is bone dry, even the big 6”x8” splits. I swear I could light the smaller splits with a match.
I dried bunch of bucked rounds in less than 12m, from a 20”+ tree; the stuff im
Burning now is close to two years and is bone dry, even the big 6”x8” splits. I swear I could light the smaller splits with a match.
I may just leave it as logs then, the biggest from this little haul is around 9” diameter with more of it around 5-6”. Or maybe split some of it just for the practice.
I may just leave it as logs then, the biggest from this little haul is around 9” diameter with more of it around 5-6”. Or maybe split some of it just for the practice.