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Any info on upcoming workdays?

Sundays are free for me now (all the other extra curricular activities are done for the season) , I'll just have to not procrastinate on checking back in here more often now.

Pictures from yesterday, didn't get very many. We made piles just as big as what was already there when we started, guessing 30+ cord of wood cut and split.

Missed this one, was driving out to Colorado on vacation that week.

Pictures from Sunday. The new woodshed. By the end of the day the 3 piles from the bucking stand and one of the processors had become 1 long one, and there's another good sized pile over by the garage from the other processor.

Only got a couple of pictures yesterday. The piles under the elevators seemed to stay the same size throughout the day from all the people stacking. Lunch from Gary's in Siren.

Was out at the threshing show this past weekend on the sawmill, but I was a "go-fer" this time as the mill hadn't been run since 2019. Milled 8 logs total: 5 pine, 2 red oak and 1 white. The powerplant for the mill is a Massy Ferguson 97, a rebadged Minneapolis Moline G705. Was told it...

The only small engines getting used here is the lawnmower and the string trimmer, and with the dry weather it's been rather sparse.

Few more. The 2 piles by the garage. About the same size sawdust piles on both processors. The clean-up crew after lunch making sure none of the spaghetti goes to waste.

Pictures from Sunday. Started sometime around 8:30-ish AM and were done after 1 pm. All the split and stacked wood plus a few piles yet to be stacked. We've put up quite a bit of wood since September.

Pictures from yesterday. Chili from the cafe in Siren for lunch. Last-minute emergency field repairs on the elevator with 2 Fiskars, pliers and a piece of firewood. These stacks are probably only about 1/3 of the split wood at Denny's.

Couple more, can't forget about the good food we always have. And the results from the days work. We were guessing around 20-25 cord cut and split.

Pictures from yesterday. Even with a smaller crew a lot was accomplished.

Did get a few pictures from yesterday. Even with no bucking stand still got a lot of wood cut and split. And quite a bit of sawdust off the processor too.

With that new toy we sure have come a long ways from the "good ol' days".

Like this?

Couple of pictures from yesterday. Even without the bucking stand we still got a lot of wood cut and split.

Did manage to get a few pictures yesterday. In the second picture about half the pile of split wood under the Timberwolf conveyor (RH side) was from a previous workday.

Still have a flip phone yet too. Sometimes call it (and it's been called) the "Gibbs phone".

Don't have any photos of the leaves yet, but I got this colorful lash-up earlier this month.