Got it. My people on my mother's side are from over western Augusta County way, south of Staunton. Nice work, btw.
Dad's wood pile
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Thats awesome,
If I had that much wood, I'd still be burning. Got a taste of it again when we had a power outage. Man wood heat is something. I just don't have the room for 3 seasons of wood at the house. When mom and dad sold the farm to move to Fla, My wood days we all but done. We tried buying seasoned local wood the next year. But, Just not the same as my seasoned wood. Most cut, split, deliver and charge a fortune for stuff that isn't seasoned at all!
Nice work dad! We know who's gonna be real warm this winter! ;-)
If I had that much wood, I'd still be burning. Got a taste of it again when we had a power outage. Man wood heat is something. I just don't have the room for 3 seasons of wood at the house. When mom and dad sold the farm to move to Fla, My wood days we all but done. We tried buying seasoned local wood the next year. But, Just not the same as my seasoned wood. Most cut, split, deliver and charge a fortune for stuff that isn't seasoned at all!
Nice work dad! We know who's gonna be real warm this winter! ;-)
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