Wood pile so far

[clutch25]

As some of you may know....I worked my backside off last winter getting wood the hard way. Now, I get to move it all out of my mom's yard and into the field that I couldn't get to due to snow cover. In Oct. I will move it all to my house about 35 miles. I will probably try and talk a buddy out of a grain truck for a day to make it in one trip.

Pile so far...and I've got another .3 cord of oak in the yard and about 1/2 cord of ash to be split and stacked.

NO...Daddy isn't going to give you the keys! Getting locked out of the truck once is enough!

Dang thorn bushes!!!

Truck with a load of old downed oak...

Burning some of the bark...

 

[timothykamp]

Nice place you've got there. I'm guessing that's not all for the bonfire pit?

 

[clutch25]

Nice place you've got there. I'm guessing that's not all for the bonfire pit?

Thanks! It belongs to my mom....used to be my grandparen'ts place and I hope to get it some day (when? I'm 37 so who knows!).

NONE of that wood shown is going in that pit!!!!! Only the bark and punky ash that I find. The wood is going to heat my garage next winter and hopefully save me some $$$...with the saws, furnace etc...hoping for a 4 year payoff.

 

[Kunes]

haha you got locked out too? my brother locked my dad out of the car. time for dad to take out the slim jim.:chainsawguy: nice pics

 

[David Wayne]

I like that firepit, looks like the stackable landscape bricks, How do they hold up to the fire? I had some bricks I thought were firebrick & they would explode when they got hot.

 

[clutch25]

I like that firepit, looks like the stackable landscape bricks, How do they hold up to the fire? I had some bricks I thought were firebrick & they would explode when they got hot.

That's all they are!

The concrete pad for them has been there for about 50 years...those bricks probably going on 7 with no cracks. I've gotten it pretty hot too...burning Lawn Boy mag. decks for fun.