Today

[loon]

Just picturing you hanging out in the back of the pick up while Murphy and Emma drive you to the woodlot brought a smile to my face . . . as always I love the pics . . . still wondering about any place that allows dogs to drive cars though.

by the look of my visa card jake, i think they ordered their own lisence plate also? %-P

 

[loon]

here we are getting ready to head out and grab some more deadfall and i guess Murphy finally taught Emma how to run the bike :cheese:

 

[thewoodlands]

here we are getting ready to head out and grab some more deadfall and i guess Murphy finally taught Emma how to run the bike :cheese:

Keep them coming loon. Think Murphy and Emma can navigate the hills over here.



Zap

 

[loon]

they should be able to, but gonna have to get them a pair of these though :cheese:

we just came in with another load of deadfall and this stuff is dandy..BUT.. does it ever burn hot!! ;-P

 

[Flatbedford]

That stuff looks like you could throw it in the stove tonight!

 

[loon]

That stuff looks like you could throw it in the stove tonight!

right out of the trailer flatbed :cheese:

have lots of stacked dry but also have fun doing it this way...

loon

 

[firefighterjake]

here we are getting ready to head out and grab some more deadfall and i guess Murphy finally taught Emma how to run the bike :cheese:

Love the pics of your dogs . . . I swear it looks like you've trained them to do your wood processing work for you.

 

[loon]

them getting the wood into the stove is next jake ;-)

loon

 

[loon]

across the road dealing with the locust/maple that came down last summer in a good storm..

on third bucket full and probably another 8 or 9 to go.. got to have hands back when splitting the locust as it sure is a strong wood and snaps when split :bug: :cheese:

loon

 

[thewoodlands]

[quote author="loon" date="1302384879"]across the road dealing with the locust/maple that came down last summer in a good storm..

on third bucket full and probably another 8 or 9 to go.. got to have hands back when splitting the locust as it sure is a strong wood and snaps when split :bug: :cheese:

loon





Loon, looks like it was a good time. I was in the woods all day today hauling out that quaking aspen for the shoulder season, started with a sweatshirt on this morning which lasted about 30 minutes then got down to the t-shirt.



Zap

 

[loon]

same here zap,beauty day ;-)only problem i had dealing with the wood at the road was the neighbors stopping in for a drink every twenty minutes..



tanked loon :cheese:

 

[thewoodlands]

same here zap,beauty day ;-) only problem i had dealing with the wood at the road was the nieghbors stopping in for a drink every twenty minutes..

tanked loon :cheese:

I hope you had enough beer!



Zap

 

[loon]

had to reload today zap :cheese:


so i ran into another neighbor yesterday and he asked if i could knock a bunch of locust down for him and 'yes' was the quick answer..

but except for the big limbs i was dealing with yesterday this kind of tree is a first for me. been reading up on it and they say its a good burning tree?
does anyone on the board know much about locust??

thanks eh!

Terry

 

[Flatbedford]

Black Locust is good stuff! Some will say that it is bad because it burns too hot and will warp a stove.
Here's a recent discussion.
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/73526/

 

[loon]

jeeez! it was just up on the board? thanks flatbed guess i didnt read it cause like i said its a first for me ;-)

there are around 50 he wants taken away :cheese:

loon

 

[thewoodlands]

[quote author="loon" date="1302474652"]had to reload today zap :cheese:


so i ran into another neighbor yesterday and he asked if i could knock a bunch of locust down for him and 'yes' was the quick answer..

but except for the big limbs i was dealing with yesterday this kind of tree is a first for me. been reading up on it and they say its a good burning tree?
does anyone on the board know much about locust??

thanks eh!

Terry







Loon, are you getting any of the wood?



Zap

 

[loon]

everything i deal with now is mine as i just found out that my buddy Leo and his wife are done with wood heating zap. they are both 80ish and just cant deal with it anymore..

i still have full access to the 600acres, but like helping them out and still will with whatever needs to be done on their farm.

loon

 

[loon]

just brutal here today and tomorrow, so hanging around in the house doing a little painting ;-P

 

[tfdchief]

jeeez! it was just up on the board? thanks flatbed guess i didnt read it cause like i said its a first for me ;-)

there are around 50 he wants taken away :cheese:

loon

Wow, what I wouldn't give for 50 straight black locusts. That is a gold mine. Cut some black locust around here but rarely that straight and tall with no limbs. Great stuff, stinks when it burns though.

 

[Flatbedford]

stinks when it burns though.

Stinks outside when it burns. ;-P

 

[tfdchief]

stinks when it burns though.

Stinks outside when it burns. ;-P

Yep, but don't open the door to reload to fast :sick:

 

[loon]

did a little today and thanks for the info guys. and sure didnt know it was that good of wood? heading over with the camera right now as there is an endless supply of it on the farm :cheese: the neighbors property butts up to it and while he has a couple hundred trees, there are a couple thousand over here ;-)

 

[loon]

the stand of them are on around an acre and a 1/2 which i never even thought of dealing with? but this has changed for sure :cheese:

and will not take the dogs there again as they are full of burrs right now %-P

 

[tfdchief]

Loon, I know you can't tell much from pictures, especially color, so I am going to ask. Is the wood pale yellow? Something about those logs doesn't look right for Black locust.

 

[certified106]

looking Good! it looks like your dogs are having fun haha