Just a little firewood...

[daved]

To keep my chickens warm this winter :-).  Well, and me too, of course.  I heat my shop with wood, the last few years have been a scramble, so this year I decided to try and get a jump on things.  Had a whole log truck load dropped today, somewhere in the neighborhood of 15 cords of mixed fir and tamarack.  Of course, now the real work starts, I still need to cut, split, and stack all of this!  Just to put it in perspective, most of the logs are around 40 feet long and the pile is about 6 feet tall.  Guess I've got my work "cut out" for me :-)!  Later.

Dave

[tylorw]

Looks like your gonna keep the whole family nice and toasty  :emoticon:

You've got quite a load of firewood there

Hope It Keeps You Warm This Winter

Tylor

[Jerrycup]

Dang, Dave! You could make your own Aggie bonfire.
That's way more than a cord. Is it really cold in Twisp, or do you have lots of chickens and a big workshop?

Be careful, that looks like real work. ;-)

[TCups]

Oh boy!  Man toys!  Chain saw & pneumatic log splitter?  Is tamarack a hardwood?  Be careful and have fun, Dave.  Don't forget to wear you eye and ear protection when you crank up the chain saw, buddy.

[DanoInTx]

Just think of the beautiful fence you could build me with all of that!

[Bogey]

Dave, you had better get busy and start cutting and splitting that wood while it is still green and your ambition is high.

[shadow]

I see a small hunting cabin laying there hehe oh and that reminds me that I need to get together some wood for my place also.   Ed

[North Pack]

Is your wife any good with a chainsaw? ...

[bodiej]

just think of what the neighbos imagine you're about to do!  Careful, the TSA might view that as a terrorist act of some sort!  lol

[TexasShooter72]

Now all you need is a Stihl hotsaw with full-warranty and a few jugs of cold water to chug while you're cutting it down!  When I lived in New Mexico I cut wood pretty regularly and was bringing in some good money.  That's a nice bundle you got there!