So much to learn. I'm amazed how my great grandfather knew all this living in western NC without hearth.com.
Okay thanks. I was planning on using the pallets for kindling but I guess I'll have enough just from splitting. I placed the red bricks parallel to each other on the ground then started the first row of splits on them. Figured that may mimic a pallet but it's not as far off the ground.
Perfect
you'll end up with some of the best burns you ever had.
Yeah. . . that very well may be but it's still not worth staring at a pile for 2+ years
And many people here will agree with me when I say...
If you are unable, or unwilling, to get two or three years ahead, giving good wood time to properly season, you are condemning yourself to a lifetime of inefficient burns and inferior wood. And many people here will agree with me when I say... Yes, it IS worth the wait.
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