I started burning for the season
started just before halloween - only a couple of nights - hasn't really dipped below 50 (except at night a couple of times) - heat wanted to come on if set at 64 - so I take the chill out & prevent that from happening - just finished splitting & stacking my last delivery - I'm at a little over 2 chords right now - that should take me into January when I'll be looking for more
each side holds a chord
I’ll get my burn on after dinner
Crazy weather today. This morning I walked the dog in shorts. Now its 32 out. These guys have assumed their favorite position.
Crazy weather today. This morning I walked the dog in shorts. Now its 32 out. These guys have assumed their favorite position.
Great Pic.
That's a nice storage system(y)
I already burnt through my first pile and now have space open/available to start splitting, stacking. and drying out next years wood.
Hopefully the weather cooperates Sunday and I'll be heading west to Moriches to take home what me and the general cut up last Sunday
That's a nice storage system(y)
I'm making the assumption here that you meant my wood shed?
If so - thanks,,,,,,
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Cord of firewood
Accomac, VA ·
$180
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One Town over from Onancock in Accomac. Available year round - will cut to any length. Not sure what delivery cost is. PRetty low as I recall. Bought unseasoned from them last year for $100 delivered & stacked.
Yes.
Joebewondering.
Believe it's from "that girl".
Just got this load this morning. Time for me to start on next year too.
Nice!!!
You got a splitter that you can flip vertical?
Definitely helps with them big bad boys
I still split 5 cords by hand over the course of the winter. There are some ornery pieces that give me such a hard time I recognize them the next year as they go in the fire. I generally only pick straight grain pieces. I just love the smell of red oak.
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