Preston
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How's this for a stack of wood?
Wood stack
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olympyk_999
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think they have some mental issues...I guess its better than shooting up a school thoughHow's this for a stack of wood?
USMC615
Wood's Tougher Than Woodpecker Lips...
Meh...amateurs!! My stack will give that pic a run for its money...I did say the stack up front didn't I?? 
olympyk_999
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Meh...amateurs!! My stack will give that front stack a run for its money...I did say the stack up front didn't I??
yup it looks like you did say that
TimberWolf530
ArboristSite Guru
Should get you through December, what are you going to do for the rest of the winter?
Since those are double rows, and I usually split about 10 cord per winter, started splitting when I was about 12, I'm 59 now, that still might be more wood than I've split in my lifetime, Joe.
As Butch and Sundance said, "Who are those guys?"
timbrjackrussel
ArboristSite Guru
They missed one tree in the middle. CSP! No source of ignition within 1 mile.How's this for a stack of wood?
It must have been a grand forest.
ChoppyChoppy
Tree Freak
Where is that at?
Backbreaking!How's this for a stack of wood?
Can you say OCD?
ChoppyChoppy
Tree Freak
Not really. If I advertised my firewood as seasoned that'd be how I'd have to do it as well to properly season it. I sell around 500 cords a year.
Zeus103363
ArboristSite Operative
wow. and it's all stacked too. wow!
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zogger
Tree Freak
Pretty impressive! A bit more than I have methinks...
USMC615
Wood's Tougher Than Woodpecker Lips...
Can you imagine how many cases of cold beer went down throughout the evolution of that splittin/stackin shindig? Lol. I bet recycling the aluminum cans would've netted a couple of grand easy...
Preston
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Not at 30 cents a lb.
USMC615
Wood's Tougher Than Woodpecker Lips...
Last I saw here in Warner Robins area was .42/lb...I guess that's been several months ago. Only a couple of yrs ago, it was riding high around here, .60-.70/lb. Like any other commodity/metal...high one day, and ain't worth the hassle the next.
