Firewood prices

[catocom]

So on a stump say, like a loblolly pine, that is already cut to like 1inch of the ground,
if I drill a big hole straight down the center, and pour in the salt, that would make it too
rot faster?

 

[Professur]

Now if you lived in cold country, you'd just drill a series of small holes, and fill it with water. Once it froze, it would split into small bits. I split rocks like that.

 

[Sharky]

I'm still burning off hurricane droppings.

(last weekend in my backyard)

 

[Sharky]

Some of the wood from the oak limbs from last summer, before splitting.

(in my front yard)

I have no idea why I'm posting these, other than it's really slow at work tonite and I'm bored.

 

[catocom]

I'm starting to think I should migrate to FL.
So I can motor around easier in a scooter chair.
It looks like all class1 and class2 property there.
It's all class3 here.
Actually if I had the money I'd have a place down there, and a place
a little farther up in the mountains, and migrate like a bird.

 

[HomeLAN]

HomeLANs mom owns some mountain property an hour and a half up the road with more wood than a stack of blue movies. All I have to do is go split my own and haul it back.

Yup. Ivan put a shitload more of it down, too. Just gotta cut and split it, and she has a gas powered splitter.

She'll even feed ya.

 

[Sharky]

I'm starting to think I should migrate to FL.
So I can motor around easier in a scooter chair.
It looks like all class1 and class2 property there.
It's all class3 here.
Actually if I had the money I'd have a place down there, and a place
a little farther up in the mountains, and migrate like a bird.

For level land you'll have to head further south onto the peninsula. The panhandle is more like rolling hills - the area I live in (the Sand Hills) is actually very hilly.

Yup. Ivan put a shitload more of it down, too. Just gotta cut and split it, and she has a gas powered splitter.

She'll even feed ya.

What a deal - can't beat that with a stick! Stick - firewood - get it? OK, I'll save ya the trouble:

 

[catocom]

For level land you'll have to head further south onto the peninsula. The panhandle is more like rolling hills - the area I live in (the Sand Hills) is actually very hilly.

Yeah I'd actually want to go all the way over...to around Daytona on the big water side.
Maybe a little farther south of Daytona though.

 

[Inkara1]

What a deal - can't beat that with a stick! Stick - firewood - get it? OK, I'll save ya the trouble: