Snow covered wood stacks
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Another nice thing about the fluffy snow. When it melts, it usually goes fast. I would not worry a bit about moisture from this snow. It has all summer to dry.
jdp1152
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Other than splitting some of the ash into kindling, haven't touched any of these. The ash and maple will be ready next winter. The red oak the following. I am going to move them to the back of my house which borders a field and get a lot more sun than where they're at. No summer sun due to tree canopy there.
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