Jakers
Owner - Arbor Jake's Tree Service, LLC
.....and, at last, a full woodshed :biggrinbounce2:.....
kinda looks like one of your row end support 2x2s gave up the ghost there...
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kinda looks like one of your row end support 2x2s gave up the ghost there...
I do believe that's some sort of gardening tool.
stihl023/5
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No the 2x2 stringer between the tool and the reflector.
Jakers
Owner - Arbor Jake's Tree Service, LLC
id circle it but danged if i could get it figured out in this lifetime.
last time i tried that i spent 4 hours scrubbing the marker off the computer screen
last time i tried that i spent 4 hours scrubbing the marker off the computer screen
I see it, Does look like it's broke. about halfway down between the garden tool and reflector. May be a camera distortion too.
stihl023/5
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Hope it don't pop or part of row 2 will roll out.
Jakers
Owner - Arbor Jake's Tree Service, LLC
its inevitable. gonna happen. ive seen the future.....
Yea, I see the one you're talkin' about. I had to blow up the pic and put my "real close-up" glasses on. I can still pass the eye exam, but my close-up sucks. That's why I carry 2 pairs of glasses. Bifocals to see down the road and the instrument panel, and another for reading.
NHlocal
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Yea, I see the one you're talkin' about. I had to blow up the pic and put my "real close-up" glasses on. I can still pass the eye exam, but my close-up sucks. That's why I carry 2 pairs of glasses. Bifocals to see down the road and the instrument panel, and another for reading.
It ain't broke but it does have a good bend in it. If it lets go I'll post a pic of the "aftermath", hold me to it. :hmm3grin2orange:
.....time to put wood in the stove, make coffee, get ready for work.....
Firewood
My ready stacks, I keep the rest in the woods, more or less where the standing dead were felled
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My ready stacks, I keep the rest in the woods, more or less where the standing dead were felled
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ReggieT
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Ash?
My ready stacks, I keep the rest in the woods, more or less where the standing dead were felled
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Wolfen
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Ya know I have this little inner suburbia splitting area that's compact enough to fit in my back yard, there's pictures of it on here, but I keep seeing everything your guys have and the big open spaces and yall make me envious, Its not the huge wood pile areas, its the huge spaces, I grew up in the country from day 1 till I joined the Navy, been stuck here ever since, and is there anybody out there who has any idea how bad I miss the country?
The two larger piles are 100% Red Oak, that very small pile just on the right of the picture is a "Mixed Hardwood" pile of everything else I get: Maple, Beech, White Oak, even some Dogwood.
In the 25 acres I roam daily I know of one lonely Ash tree, and it is healthy, though has the potential to impinge on my power line in 10 or so years, so I'll leave it for now as kind of a natural museum piece.
stihl023/5
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My ready stacks, I keep the rest in the woods, more or less where the standing dead were felled
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Nice looking stacking area you have there.
Cbird14
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This one keeps getting bigger and bigger. Posts r 16' apart. Peaks is over 10' high 90% bur oak the stack along the wall is white ash. The rest is red and piss elm, ironwood, red oak and 1 maple tree.
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This is now completely stuffed full this pic was taken in may. 8'x28'x6.5'
This one keeps getting bigger and bigger. Posts r 16' apart. Peaks is over 10' high 90% bur oak the stack along the wall is white ash. The rest is red and piss elm, ironwood, red oak and 1 maple tree.
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This is now completely stuffed full this pic was taken in may. 8'x28'x6.5'
My ready stacks, I keep the rest in the woods, more or less where the standing dead were felled
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Nice 4 wheeler; an underrated workhorse. Ron
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THIS guy does. HATE the city. I told my wife our next place is in the country. She agreed.
terryknight
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you're not the only
stihl023/5
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There is no way I could live in the city, or have a neighbor 8 feet away.:msp_w00t:
Foxfire
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I have a love/hate relationship with the show Duck Dynasty, but the dad was talking about how a man shouldn't live in a house where he can't pee in his own yard. I have to agree with that.
