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Did you read it, Kevin? Sebastian is a smart guy and a good writer.

Well your not the inquisitive intellectual I had been thinking you were, then, Stig. Too bad, really.

You guys crack me up. Are you all really so closed-minded and superior? So much so you will disregard an article because the author made a judgment call in real time as things were unfolding, which he openly talks about, is a medical Dr. but what, too young, to have information of interest, or...

Who are who, and what do they have to do with my post?

Do look at what I just posted in the covid thread.

https://sebastianrushworth.com/2021/01/25/heres-a-graph-they-dont-want-you-to-see/ If what Dr. Sebastian reports on in this article is correct, the world wide rush for vaccination and its actual effectiveness, might be less easily calculated.

Yeah, spruce is my least favorite wood to burn. Just doesn't give off much heat and it burns quick. But I do burn it along with everything else.

Another good discussion, important questions asked that need answers.

Most roots have serious trouble trying to penetrating compacted soil let alone something even less permeable. However, give them an opening, and they can most definitely exploit it.

That's a good one. To bad virtually no one here will take the time to watch it, let alone understand the implications the research has exposed in the NIH response.

https://sebastianrushworth.com/2021/01/17/is-ivermectin-effective-against-covid/ This statement was made by Dr. Rushworth in the comments section under his article. "The relative risk reduction is even bigger when that study is added, 87%, which would mean that nine out of ten covid deaths...

Most of our wood is in the typical 16" to 18" length and about 5" in diameter. That makes for easy stacking and loading. Within that, are all the extremes from the largest round that will fit through the stove door to all the slivers left over from the splitting process, stored in garbage cans...

I agree, Sean. The next storm comment was mostly just to keep things simple. As you know though, lots of limbs and trees survive, right up to the time they don't. An over-extended limb that remains after the tree has had a canopy reduction, almost without exception, will put on mass as the...

LOL! I was not questioning your intelligence, or how many news papers you read, and I certainly wasn't asking about your thoughts on Mr. Murphy. I was just interested in whether you came to the conclusion, that RFK, Jr. is an anti-vaxxer, tin foil hatter through the reading of things he wrote...

Strong statement. You came to this conclusion through your thoughtful and diligent research?

On the storm broken limbs, just cut them to the first bit of healthy green. The limbs on the right side are overextended and in real danger of snapping in the next storm. Taking a few feet off the tips of those limbs would substantially help in reducing that danger.

:):) In the picture you posted, it looks like you had set a line in it?

If you like it give us some more info please.

https://sebastianrushworth.com/2021/01/10/are-the-covid-vaccines-safe-and-effective/ Back on subject. This is a very well written article on the new vaccines. Worth your time, but only if your interested in such things.

Even small trees are better with SRT.