After hurting my shoulder in November, I finally got out to make use of the lovely weather. I was told I didn't need surgery so I went and cut down some locust with a buddy that I hadn't cut with for a couple of years. I can work through the pain, I just didn't want to damage it more if I didn't have to. I know lifting those rounds probably didn't do it any good.:msp_biggrin:
I went by a scale on the way home so I stopped and the trailer weighed 10,200 lbs. The pile behind the trailer is a bur oak that I got just before I got hurt.
Every morning I like to look out the bathroom window at my nice investment. Each row is just over a cord so I have used 2 cords this year and have a 1/2 in the basement. The left 2 rows are oak and locust and the ones on the right were supposed to be ash when I went and got it but I don't know what it is. Looks a lot like ash, but the bark is brown. Some of it is ash.
I went by a scale on the way home so I stopped and the trailer weighed 10,200 lbs. The pile behind the trailer is a bur oak that I got just before I got hurt.
Every morning I like to look out the bathroom window at my nice investment. Each row is just over a cord so I have used 2 cords this year and have a 1/2 in the basement. The left 2 rows are oak and locust and the ones on the right were supposed to be ash when I went and got it but I don't know what it is. Looks a lot like ash, but the bark is brown. Some of it is ash.