Got relative coming with their motorhome this next weekend and got my woodcraft green wood end sealer on Saturday, so it was now time to clean up the "Campground" (driveway in front of the garage, where I have power & sewage hook-ups) [actually it's the sewer clean-out port - but it works well for th ecamper's sewer hook-up].
Cut up about a 6' long, 9" diameter cherry log. Cut up 2 6-8' long 6-8" diameter apple logs and a 12' long, 10-12" diameter white birch log. Sealed up the edges and stacked tehm to dry.
Mowed the lawn, cleaned up the shop - living room project is now complete and waiting for the carpeting to be installed the 27th, so all the tools and equipment used had been sitting in the doorway to the shop and it was time to put things back where they belong!
Good luck D' with the computer repairs!
Steve! Oh Boy!!
If it weren't for Bad Luck, you'd have no luck at all! Gloom, Dispair and Agony on you, Ol' Buddy! At least ya got your load home before the tire went flat, stinks nonetheless!
My grandfather always said that you get the most heat from Wood than any other form of heat!
1.) It Heats you up when cuttin' it down,
2.) It Heats you up loading it onto the truck,
3.) It Heats you up cutting it to log length,
4.) It Heats you up splitting it,
5.) It Heats you up stacking it,
6.) It Heats you up bringing it inside and stacking it for the furnace, 7.) It Heats you up when you burn it and lastly,
8.) It Heats you up cleaning up after it, be it the ashes or all the junk (bark, etc.) left behind at each stacking location.
Now what other heat source prvides you with THAT Much Heat!!!
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Originally Posted by Chris Padilla
