Jimmys pile o pine

[Clarkbar2311]

This is all that remains of 4 of my 60 year old pines

 

[Clarkbar2311]

leaving the pile by fence for a while. The neighbor is a serious d!ckhead. I'm making a 4' wood privacy fence ...

 

[smokinj]

Thats some big rounds.

 

[EatenByLimestone]

Good deal! Get 'em stacked!

Matt

 

[Clarkbar2311]

They wont get touched till they dry out a bit. I went to split some a month ago and water was just squeezing out like crazy.

 

[EatenByLimestone]

Yesterday I split some that were sitting stacked in round form since an ice storm 2 years ago. Dry as can be and fun to split.


Matt

 

[Skier76]

I scrounged some pine last August...a real bear to split after I got it. I let a bunch season until this July...much easier!

 

[Backwoods Savage]

Using firewood as a fence seems like a good thing to me as long as it is stacked neatly and also stacked strong so there is not much chance of the pile tipping over.

 

[Clarkbar2311]

ITs actually right next to the split rail fence. I need an 8 foot privacy though,

 

[North of 60]

This is all that remains of 4 of my 60 year old pines

Those trees would be 150-200 yrs old here. Here is 200 year old beetle killed spruce. Standing dead the last 5yrs.

 

[Clarkbar2311]

Nice load there. My pines were put in about the same time as the house in the early 50's.

 

[Jags]

Those trees would be 150-200 yrs old here.

And that right there is the reason that burning pine in your area is different than pine around these parts. Your pines grow like our Hickory - hard and dense.

 

[Clarkbar2311]

Those trees would be 150-200 yrs old here.

And that right there is the reason that burning pine in your area is different than pine around these parts. Your pines grow like our Hickory - hard and dense.

second that...