Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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I did some scrounging yesterday of the finished kind of wood. I saw an ad for free planks on Marketplace locally. I was there yesterday morning scrounging up (30) 2" thick by 6", 8" and 10" wide Pine planks to be used in the floors of my shed at the farm. These boards are all 12 - 15 feet long. The worst part was removing the nails from them. The rains came while I was removing the nails. I have 8 more boards to denail when the weather clears up.
Got new batteries in the FIL's truck and even snuck in a couple loads before working. Today we're featuring oak for those wood snobs (and you know who you are) that are tired of seeing pine and box elder.
Sierra_rider
Piss revver
Started yesterday with a bike ride all morning, but did some chores around the property during the afternoon. Got some splits moved to in front of the woodshed, also moved some logs into my wood splitting area. Finally, I got tired of all the gnats, so I moved inside to do some saw porting.
spuldup
ArboristSite Operative
If could only make this computer post pictures, I'd liven the hunger for quality fire wood with pics of my willow!!
Lookin' good!!!
WoodAbuser
aka WoodchuckAbuser
The bottom half?
Yep, half the bottom half to be exact. Guess we're shooting to pore the second half of the bottom half in two ish weeks.The bottom half?
One load after work and now it's almost dark. Argh!
MechanicMatt
Cut Split Stack Burn
Was in Dallas for work meetings. Before the meeting we decided to play “airplane”. Every time a plane flew by, you had to drink
Let’s just say, it was a fun day
Let’s just say, it was a fun day
WoodAbuser
aka WoodchuckAbuser
Yard lights.
finished the elm, started on the cherry.
Even with my high cut there's 21' of trunk to the first crotch.
Even with my high cut there's 21' of trunk to the first crotch.
MechanicMatt
Cut Split Stack Burn
yeah!Many trees have lost a lot of leaves this yr since the dry summer. I'd guess like with many other tree issues as long as they don't last more than a few yrs, they recover just fine. A good example is how trees can survive getting decimated by gypsy moths as long as they don't hit them hard a few yrs in a row.
You almost done with that trailer
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Well, I've been freaking out on the area in front of the barn 
. There were a few black locust that had the root plates lifting, so they needed to go. Well if I dropped a few trees in the way, I could encourage them to come down fairly easy, if not, there wasn't much room to drop them. So...
It started out looking like this after the storm.
Then by last Thursday it looked like this.
Here it is Sunday morning. Just need to hit it with a power rake and then spread some seed.
. There were a few black locust that had the root plates lifting, so they needed to go. Well if I dropped a few trees in the way, I could encourage them to come down fairly easy, if not, there wasn't much room to drop them. So...It started out looking like this after the storm.
Then by last Thursday it looked like this.
Here it is Sunday morning. Just need to hit it with a power rake and then spread some seed.
