Got my wood for next winter :-)

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Scoutillac

Scoutillac

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I am pretty sure my neighbors hate me now. This was all cut by me with the help of a couple Wicked Worksaw's, a lot of determination, and breakfast bourbon. I work 12 hrs a day, have MS, and took no time off of work to do this. I did most all the splitting this weekend with a splitter, but had already split 4 cords with my trusty Fiskars X27.
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Marshy

Marshy

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Mexico NY
I whish I could brag about the same. I have about 12 cord of logs still waiting for me to get to. I've spent the last 3 weeks working 12.5 hour night shift 6 nights a week. I kept telling myself that I will go home and cut and split a little each day at sunrise before I come in the house. The reality of it is, you stick a man in a rocking chair after working a shift like that in a dark room feeding a 7 month old baby when you step foot in the house it becomes impossible to not be tired. Ususally the little guy is wide awake and wants to bounce around for a few hours before crashing and Momma only got ~5 hrs of sleep anyways so I end up lounging around with him untill the wife gets up with the other one at about 8... I cant remember when Ive had more than 6 hrs of sleep. To make matters worse, wifey thought it was a good time to remodel the bathroom. FML
 
BillNole

BillNole

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Just South of the Cheese Line in IL.
I am pretty sure my neighbors hate me now...

If I looked out and saw something like this at my neighbor's house, I'd be walking up his drive with a saw in one hand and refreshment in another and a huge smile on my face! My one neighbor that used to cut with me gave it up after they figured out their kids stayed sick all winter as a result of burning, apparently due to the dust. Sucks for the little ones, but I sure do miss my cutting partner.

That's a great looking load you have there and even better looking pile of splits!
 
cat-face timber

cat-face timber

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N AZ
That is awesome!
It would be great to have that much wood to buck up and split already at your house.
I would miss going in the woods, but having a load dropped at your house sure would save wear and tear and Diesel.

:)
 
cat-face timber

cat-face timber

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If I looked out and saw something like this at my neighbor's house, I'd be walking up his drive with a saw in one hand and refreshment in another and a huge smile on my face! My one neighbor that used to cut with me gave it up after they figured out their kids stayed sick all winter as a result of burning, apparently due to the dust. Sucks for the little ones, but I sure do miss my cutting partner.

That's a great looking load you have there and even better looking pile of splits!
If we were neighbors, we would walk up together and ask the owner how log do you want them bucked to?

:)
 

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