You're like the wood man from Buckin Billy Ray's song!
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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Philbert
Philbert
Are they not one in the same?
Less than 2 blocks from my house. I have no room to store firewood . . . but I do need some wood to test chainsaws . . .
Seen while walking the dog.
Got permission from the top to take some wood.
Ode to DanCan (it's what makes a Subaru a Subaru . . . ). 40V saw to the side.
Honestly honey - I thought that was your firewood! I have no idea how it got there. Are you sure that it hasn't always been there?
Philbert
Seen while walking the dog.
Got permission from the top to take some wood. Ode to DanCan (it's what makes a Subaru a Subaru . . . ). 40V saw to the side.Honestly honey - I thought that was your firewood! I have no idea how it got there. Are you sure that it hasn't always been there?
Philbert
Eab victim?
I agree. Plus if they didn't have AC they will need it now.
Beautiful classically designed house typical of your neighborhood. I'd love to have those side porches.
Dropped a few Sugar Maples today, this was the largest and I used my Dr Al ported 460 on it. Boy does that thing cut!
Also was happy the hinge was perfect as there was a shed & garden nearby. My MMWS 362 and Dr Al 026 also got good workouts on the limbs and other trees.
Got paid a little to take them down, and the wood is mine to sell, so I won't complain, but working alone is not always easy. Luckily, the wood can stay put for a bit.
Also was happy the hinge was perfect as there was a shed & garden nearby. My MMWS 362 and Dr Al 026 also got good workouts on the limbs and other trees.
Got paid a little to take them down, and the wood is mine to sell, so I won't complain, but working alone is not always easy. Luckily, the wood can stay put for a bit.
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Jeez Mike take it easy. Aren't you supposed to be retired?
He was tired before he started, now he's re-tired!
Having met Mike in person, he's a retired guy that most collegiate athletes would think twice about messing with. He doesn't get tired lol.
Ah, yes. The Subaru. The intravehicular wood scrounging connoisseur's weapon of choice!
Good times.
Ah, yes. The Subaru. The intravehicular wood scrounging connoisseur's weapon of choice!
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Good times.
I feel inadequate after seeing that, but still love my car too much to fill that far! I do stick a round down in the footwell, and another on the seat (strapped in of course) but hats off to you Coyboy!
I feel inadequate after seeing that, but still love my car too much to fill that far! I do stick a round down in the footwell, and another on the seat (strapped in of course) but hats off to you Coyboy!
Well, I'm sure your wife would love you more if you packed a bit more wood into the car.
In entirely unrelated news, I note in the browsing history that Cowgirl has been searching out divorce lawyers. Should I be worried? Maybe I should try packing more wood into the leather seats of the Subaru?
Maybe you should be packing more wood into Cowgirl! Lol.
Not sure if you are serious or kidding here.
You wimps with your Subaru's, I used to haul all the wood to heat my house in the back of my Pinto Station Wagon, no 4WD!
Well we started the year with three 15 year old cats and will shortly be down to one 16 year old cat. I had our second cat "Little One" (named because he was the runt) into the vet yesterday and sadly he's at the end of his time. I guess 15 and 16 years for what were originally barn cats is a pretty good run.
They were some good scroungers in their younger days when we lived in an old farmhouse.
Here's a couple pictures from his 16th birthday last month.
They were some good scroungers in their younger days when we lived in an old farmhouse.
Here's a couple pictures from his 16th birthday last month.
Sorry. Pets are family.
Philbert
Philbert
