Had a nice family vacation where my father-in-law, wife, and I spent the week, a couple of weeks ago, building a wood storage rack on a steep slope (best yard location, anyway) then scrounged, cut, split and stacked about 5 1/2 cords of mostly red oak (except for a pine in the yard that the borers wanted us to have.) Platform is 9' rail road ties with 2"x4"s strung across on 6" centers.
All-in-all, it was a nice time together and probably put us about 2 years ahead on wood at the rate we burn. I was quite pleased that we were able to keep 3 saws running most of the time, with minimal down time for a solid 7 days. Felt pretty good about the stack, considering the time available.
Next vacation project will be adding a roof to the wood storage platform; still working on the design, enjoying the threads here on the topic.
All-in-all, it was a nice time together and probably put us about 2 years ahead on wood at the rate we burn. I was quite pleased that we were able to keep 3 saws running most of the time, with minimal down time for a solid 7 days. Felt pretty good about the stack, considering the time available.
Next vacation project will be adding a roof to the wood storage platform; still working on the design, enjoying the threads here on the topic.