First year's wood
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emesine said:
If you intend to burn it this coming winter, you'd better get it bucked up and split as soon as possible. My 2009 - 2010 wood is in the woodshed and my 2010 - 2011 wood is stacked and covered outside getting plenty of airflow. 38 years of wood burning have convinced me that wood doesn't dry adequately until it is split.
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