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Looks like good flat ground to work

This was a big year to get full two years ahead on heating ... usually get next years at least off the stump by December , when tractor is here in summer we are forwarding dry wood (about a log truck plus). This year due to view work we took out more than double that. Sold and traded some but...

He's funny and wants what he wants. Larger diameter favored (all the butt logs) but doesn't give a shit about smaller diameter cut to length ... If it's me I would pack the log truck ... He says he's old and crippled so running an outdoor boiler doesn't think smalls even at measured length...

Guy who did my brakes traded for a log truck load of firewood , was glad to do it really. Asked and asked for a length spec and never got one. Have had quite a bit of tree length forwarded and ready ... Finally get the number 18' 9" ... Cut most of a load to said spec working on and in the pile...

Green Mt. State has this covered ... "Face Cords" , "Pickup Truck Loads" , "Dump Truck Loads" are all out (legally speaking that is) ... cut split is sold by the Cord or fraction thereof.

Have a friend heating with Sycamore now ... he says its good , internet says it just a squeak below Cherry for BTU's per Cord

Since I started learning about all this I have called Ash "Survival Wood" ... super easy to identify , easy hand splitting for the most part , burns just fine the day you fell it. Heat , Cook , Survive ...

Technically I'm ahead on Wood (probably nothing else though) , just finished burning the two year old stuff and relying one the one year old cut split to finish the heating season. Have everything forwarded and blocked for next season ... plus have tree length pile forwarded here for the...

Don't know any Mammoths , have worked with some Sloths though

Some sort Tree Revenge I figure , the naturals here are Americana and Rubra ... both trigger

Main reason I moved on from Elm is I seem to have become allergic to Ulmus ... snots and sneezes from cutting climbing and handling them

I find burning Elm Fire wood ... beyond not worth it

I suppose the only upside to EAB ... plenty of great firewood (in the legends of arboriculture video they said back in day of Dutch Elm , they could not get all that material down and to the dump fast enough)

Woodchucks here have always favored the free retired metal roofing sections

Those are perfect size , I maul split all the easy clears ... save up the dingers for the splitter

I like the idea of skidding dry tree length out , most log truck firewood deliveries are green

I've started mine , have some cut split leftover from last year , got everything else fo this year off the stump in February (which was a chore shoveling out the butts) ... my heart isn't in it when it's hot and humid

Yes wood dries better stacked but it's another step , you won't lose any Locust either way ... I will cut long runners for stacking of whatever is around.

Wood is simply the best home heat , phased out my Coal Burner and Nuclear Reactor at my house years ago

Looks a hundred times cleaner and easier than than my feller bunched pile I just finished (15 Cord of Hell). Lots of Ash which sure splits easy.