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Bark slows the catch of the fire. The surface area to catch flame is way lower. Branches are/ can be dense. I've seen fir branch stubs sink in water. We burn lots of round wood that comes off jobs with or without the chipper. I leave larger limbs for the top of a brush load in a trailer...

An oak firewood customer friend of mine told me that a large branch round burns longer than a split of the same size. Interesting. I could see it catching slower due to bark.

Treebuzz is worse for me

Simple Simple sawbucks are great. Cut a bunch of little stuff at once... I'm working on a design that will have all the cut wood fall into a wheelbarrow or cart.

All den like I bet.

Forum is indeed running slowly.

Haha. She sleeps in a dungeon under the stairs. Seems happy in there, we shut her in with a child gate. there is a cage in there from when we crate trained her but she hasn’t been in there for a couple of years probably. The area she has is about 4m square so she can stretch and wander a bit.

She gets her own couch!!! :O The level of entertainment is astounding! Where will it end? I bet she has her own bed but chooses yours instead. :lol:

It’s a tough life.

Hates every minute of it, terrible. :D

Over the last two days I have made about a half cord of firewood out of mostly fallen DF limbs and standing dead cascara and oldgrowth ninebark. In other words, a zillion cuts to make twigs into firewood :D. But this stuff is here, and needs clearing up, and is nice for quick fires in the...

Move it with the tele... :D.

Last three days have been gorgeous...sunny blue skies and about 60 degrees for a high. Lows overnight about freezing. Put the Jag out on the road a couple of times...man, that car is still a kick in the pants to drive after owning it for more than 10 years. Rain moves in tomorrow for several...

Yeah, she obviously has a sucky life; no love, no good times :D.

Got the two biguns leaning over the trailer today. The first was not a moment too soon. Punky, didn’t hinge.

Sounds, and looks, terrible.

On and off

It’s a bit of work to huck a 3120 in and out. Worked a treat though.