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A ton of cherry, white oak, locust, with some box elder and elm mixed in.
Nice! But I'd be concerned about the oak, honey locust and elm being ready for this winter. Up here oak is generally 3 summers, honey locust and elm 2. It looks like a good open area that will get wind and sun.
 
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Those stacks in the middle will take longer to season. I'd like to see the next stacks 2 wide at most. It will greatly help air flow which is what does the majority of the drying.
 
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It was another day mowing the trails, I also sprayed more clothing with permethrin.