my kids confesed to having a code ,if a standing dead or round of wood was spotted by
themthe other was (cued) to ask me something and distract me from seeing the it
themthe other was (cued) to ask me something and distract me from seeing the it
our firewood craziness.......
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I believe washing your wood is some sort of warning flag lol. Nice toy.Urban Forestry
dragging some of it home...
several oak trunks, and some old raspy roots.had to pre wash all of them, but ok for outdoor use... and cut into stix nicely...
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bit more than an afternoon job!
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i wonder if the girls talk wood when they get together?
" I just wonder if...."
[snicker!] I hear they do... LOL
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these replies are near as good as a hot cup of morning coffee! lol
fun-NIE! definitely therapeutic... seems to ensure a bit of a deeper connection to the life process itself. maybe we all din't win the lotto last night, but omg... we have wood to cut, chop n split.so much to do, so little time!!!! lol.
I tell the neighbors as I drag in a trunk of oak, or downed oak limb... no such thing as: too much $$!, too much fun... [ too much -omitted- ] too much cold beer, well at days end within reason....
or...TOO MUCH WOOD!
never, too much firewood!!!
rear car/truck bumper sticker "I brake for falling oak!"
never, ever... too much firewood!!!
Women say men are pigs. They talk about way more graphic stuff than guys. Truth.
If I get a load of wood in my truck before 9AM I will post a pic on Facebook that I have morning hardwood. It always gets a rise out of folks.
740jsmayle
ArboristSite Operative
I was beginning to think I had a problem . Now I don't feel bad about pointing out all the standing dead and saying" there would be a lot of firewood in that tree".
You can now share on facebook what you just purchased on Amazon...if I posted up I just bought 5 chains and a book about firewood people would really worry about me LOL.
They likely discuss length and girth, the same as we do
But do they lie as much?
Harry K
zogger
Tree Freak
I am not crazy!
Well..uhhh..just got a 357xp, a pp5020AV and a crapsman gas chipper....need them, I say! That's my story and sticking to it....
Well..uhhh..just got a 357xp, a pp5020AV and a crapsman gas chipper....need them, I say! That's my story and sticking to it....
I don't have a problem....I don't have a problem...
Okay, I just got back from a 34 mile round trip drive to burn 3 small brush piles rather than stay home and do some "honeydos'.
Of course I spent more time plotting trees to cut, how to fall a problem one, etc. and just being out there. Weather permitting I'll go back inthe morning to kick the remnants into piles and see if I can get them burning again. My count on burn piles that had accumulated over the past 4 years was over 30. Still a few left, mostly too small dto get started.
Then I went out a split/stacked some and admired the many piles, some 80 cord worth...
Maybe I do have a problem, if so it is an enjoyable one..
Harry K
Okay, I just got back from a 34 mile round trip drive to burn 3 small brush piles rather than stay home and do some "honeydos'.
Of course I spent more time plotting trees to cut, how to fall a problem one, etc. and just being out there. Weather permitting I'll go back inthe morning to kick the remnants into piles and see if I can get them burning again. My count on burn piles that had accumulated over the past 4 years was over 30. Still a few left, mostly too small dto get started.
Then I went out a split/stacked some and admired the many piles, some 80 cord worth...
Maybe I do have a problem, if so it is an enjoyable one..
Harry K
mn woodcutter
ArboristSite Guru
Yeah we don't have a problem! We can quit at any time!
mn woodcutter
ArboristSite Guru
That's a beautiful sight!
Olesenofalaska
ArboristSite Member
I just read that Norwegian Wood book and it inspired me to further up my game cutting stacking and drying. I have been cutting to length and splitting right by the house and I figure if I set up the work space out of sight behind the garage I can make bigger piles and have more capacity than just what fits in the wood shed. My wife calls the saws misstresses too!
I'm sure you've quit many times before. How do you do it, cold turkey, phase it out or use a 12 step program.
Erik B
ArboristSite Guru
Maybe he would use a 3 year plan, just like firewood
JeffGu
Antagonist/Heckler
The wife has gotten good at figuring out why I'm looking out the window of the vehicle by head angle, facial expression, etc. so now I get busted every time...
"Yeah, no good tie in points on that ash. Pretty dead, probably not safe, anyway."
"That one's on State property, you'd probably get arrested trying to scrounge it."
"Forget climbing that one. That's a golf course."
"You'd have to put the 32" bar on the Dolmar to buck that, wouldn't you?"
It's like being married to a friggin' psychic.
"Yeah, no good tie in points on that ash. Pretty dead, probably not safe, anyway."
"That one's on State property, you'd probably get arrested trying to scrounge it."
"Forget climbing that one. That's a golf course."
"You'd have to put the 32" bar on the Dolmar to buck that, wouldn't you?"
It's like being married to a friggin' psychic.
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