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This is my favorite pic. of the wood yard. I think I have a crush on it....Ah, Firewood, how I love thee... |
Here are some photos of processing the birch slabwood, and the stuff I use to turn the slab into firewood. I also included some pics. of the firewood drying rack
I made from the leftover cedar decking. Overall, the woodyard is turning out to be a good place, but I need to spend some time spraying the poison ivy again, and putting down some landscape fabric, newspaper, cardboard followed by pea rock, and I will have a nice spot to stack firewood, especially after I remove a few of the dead red pines this fall after freeze up.
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Tacoma with mixed gas, bar oil, Jon's Red CS 2250 saw with 18" bar, numerous skateboards, and the all important ear plugs. |
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Birch slabwood stacked on cedar decking firewood drying apparatus
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