Whats in your burner?

[coppersnowblue]

Honey Locust, Black Locust, and a little Ash.

 

[HD2010]

Mostly Locust in the fireplace.

 

[Jeremy102579]

This year....Maple and mostly ash....next year more maple, silver maple, rock elm and some honey locust.

 

[CTYank]

Few little sticks of 2-yo black cherry, maybe 15 lbs total, primary damped way down. Stove top around 700 F. Digging it.

 

[Outlander]

Sitting on top of the Red Oak coals is some Mulberry. Going thru a lot of wood today, the high was -2 here in SW Iowa.

 

[stihly dan]

Now I have some 4 yr red oak in there. 18 1/2 hrs since the last load. Wont get there again for a week or so.

 

[jhoff310]

piece of honey locust, ash and a small maple round...

Jeff

 

[Goostoff]

Ha, I did that yesterday and got stuck in ball deep snow, dragging out some dead pine with the snowmobile.

Well I took the sled out to see what I could find. Got stuck twice and decided it wasn't going to happen. Called in the father-in-law a mile up the road to bring down a tractor. We managed to scrounge a nice red elm off the hill across the creek. I drug 200 feet of cable up the hill and cut the tree down. After that I just cut down everything that it hung up on till it hit the bottom. I really wish I could get over there in the summer but the water is 6 feet deep and no shore on the other side. Just rock wall and and steep hill. This is the first time in 6 years that it has frozen enough to support walking weight.

 

[Morgan in AR]

Elm, black cherry and white oak that the high line right of way guys left me last spring. Went and gathered it all up Saturday before Winter showed up again.