Mind Not Made Up!
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How valuable would it be to your neighbor to finish the wood on HIS property first? Any benefit for him? I'd default to cleaning up projects that are on a neighbor's land, before any other. Being a "good neighbor" is most often the better choice. (just my 2 cents).
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Soup I talked with my neighbor and he is fine with me finishing on Wednesday, Soup I'm bringing my neighbor a small load (the black trailer I use) of Ironwood which he will like.
Solar looks like this afternoon the truck and rhino are going back in to bring out one load. Starting Wednesday morning I'm off for the whole week so what is in the woods bucked and split is coming out after I finish the cherry.
zap
Solar looks like this afternoon the truck and rhino are going back in to bring out one load. Starting Wednesday morning I'm off for the whole week so what is in the woods bucked and split is coming out after I finish the cherry.
zap
As you well know Zap, the wood on hills gets done first at this time of they year. That white stuff makes going up or down a bit of a struggle at times.
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