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rngrchad

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I officially hate you.


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BTW, any plans for selling any of that? I know you cut because you love to and have access to so much wood, but I can't remember if you've posted anything about selling at all...?

No I don't sell any firewood. All of it has been split by hand also w/ help by noodling down bigger pieces. The junk pieces that I can't stack get picked up by friends when they need bonfire wood. From what I come across here in AS your quite the wood splitting animal yourself NUZZY. Later bro.
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No I don't sell any firewood. All of it has been split by hand also w/ help by noodling down bigger pieces. The junk pieces that I can't stack get picked up by friends when they need bonfire wood. From what I come across here in AS your quite the wood splitting animal yourself NUZZY. Later bro.
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Well here's what I think...


The lady friend and I get down towards 'Nati every so often being that she grew up there and still has a bunch of friends and family. I suggest (and tell me if'n I'm out of line) the possibility of utilizing a portion of your ever growing stack to fuel a good ol' OH bon fire upon which many beers may be consumed. :cheers:


Of course the same offer exists if you find the urge to travel to MI for fire related drunken shenanigans... :D
 
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Mid 80's!!! I would melt or become very cranky because of the heat. Spring? that is August weather, I hate the day's when it hit's the mid 80's F. (I sweat like a pig cutting wood or chasing elk or dear if it is above freezing :)okay I can stand temps up to 50f, if I don't have to move much or strain myself.lol
I got married this year in the Mediterranean on Cyprus(well last year Dec12) the temp was in the high 60's low 70's and they were selling winter cloths!!because it was Dec, I told them back home it was -38c they never could believe people could live at such a low temp! and I live in a banana belt next to the ones on the West Coast.Ah the Chinook blows winter away but it ain't 80F outside!

I'm with you I hate to see winter end! I wish it was fall yr round, my perfect everyday temp would be down to 20 at night high of 50. I hate summer!
 
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Well here's what I think...


The lady friend and I get down towards 'Nati every so often being that she grew up there and still has a bunch of friends and family. I suggest (and tell me if'n I'm out of line) the possibility of utilizing a portion of your ever growing stack to fuel a good ol' OH bon fire upon which many beers may be consumed. :cheers:


Of course the same offer exists if you find the urge to travel to MI for fire related drunken shenanigans... :D

Well Nuzzy, should you ever find yourself down this way, I wouldn't have any problem throwing together some bon-fire wood and stoking it up. I just wish I still lived out at my friends farm :( I'm back at home now temporarily which is cool, but man...we used to have huge bonfires; get a little loose, run trucks through our "custom" mudpit, flip some trucks in the beanfield or crick, and just have a rowdy grand time. Guns were usually involved:cheers:
 
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I'm still enjoying wood heat. My woodpile is so big, I'm trying to shrink it before old man winter packs his bags and takes off. Suckers.....;)
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and yeh, the wood just keeps going down the hill out of the picture.
WOW, You got a fence made of wood.lol Some crazy weather here, 78 degrees yesterday and snowing right now with a low of 26 tonight. Don't think the burning season is quite over yet.
 
rngrchad

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Those are some awful nervous looking trees next to that woodpile lol.

Ha lol. Suprisingly, I've never taken down a live tree for firewood. All of that is deadfall, leaners, or snags. I now look completely different at those ASH tree's standing there looking after my firewood. I better let them know they have nothing to fear....however when they die they will spend their afterlife in my stove. Hilarious post btw!
 
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Well Nuzzy, should you ever find yourself down this way, I wouldn't have any problem throwing together some bon-fire wood and stoking it up. I just wish I still lived out at my friends farm :( I'm back at home now temporarily which is cool, but man...we used to have huge bonfires; get a little loose, run trucks through our "custom" mudpit, flip some trucks in the beanfield or crick, and just have a rowdy grand time. Guns were usually involved:cheers:


Rowdy + Guns + Trucks + Hilariously large bon fire = Pure Awesomeness :cool:

I got a few of those similar memories :D
 
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Rowdy + Guns + Trucks + Hilariously large bon fire = Pure Awesomeness :cool:

I got a few of those similar memories :D


I almost forgot you posted that thread with the Jeep sitting on Rockwell's.
There is no dought, you certainly get rowdy. Folks w/ 1ton drivetrains on Jeeps are not right in the head by any means
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I say bring on Spring. It's been a hard long cold winter and I'm ready for some warm weather. As soon as the frost is out of the ground, I have plans for a new wood shed and need to process a few more cords to fill it up.
 

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