Hard work, and dumb luck..

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Lakeside53

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You all remember the mess in my forest from the winter storms??

http://www.arboristsite.com/showthread.php?t=40897&page=8&post=108


I've been working my butt off clearing it out, cleaning up and replanting.. Racing spring.. I want it all to heal and grow this year; not wait another year.

Where am I going to put all the wood?

I got to splitting a couple of different days in the past two weeks. 4.5 hours for each of these piles... about all I can take. Hand maul...


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Ran out of wood shed, so I built an extension from Doug fir milled a couple of years ago. Spent another two 5 hours sessions hauling.

And now the dumb luck part. All that wood plus the other stuff you can't see fitted exactly, to the piece, into the wood shed... tight packing, but...

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And why all this hard work??? This - spring is here... and these little guys are now happy..

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I'm now back to where I was last December... and can get back to my life ;)


Except.. I'm out of wood-shed again... Already have 14 cords stacked up behind it under tarps from 2005/2006 winter
 
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The result..

All replanted... even a bunch of ferns and other understory... Looks kind of naked for now, but by June it will be getting thicker...


This is just a small portion.

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Ah yes, spring is in the air..

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thats a beautiful piece of land you have there. Nice looking wood shed also. I wish I had that much firewood done already. Nice pics, thanks for sharing:D
 
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I like your wood shed, When I see trillions all I can think about is Morels.
Snowed again last night. Spring is on hold around here.
 
Arrrg you have a lot of firewood...


and I can't rep anyone in this thread.


Normally It's September, and I'm stressing about getting the drier wood split so we'll have some for the winter. This is the earliest I ever got "done".

I still have three big firs down (off my property) ready to mill... or firewood, or both... and several more comming down later this summer (dying, or damaged). Good thing about Doug fir is that it lasts for years on the ground.
 
Spectacular land, and you've done spectacular things with it. That shed fits in very well with the surrounding landscape.

Cheers!! :cheers:
 
Anybody remember "Men on Film" from "In Living Color?"

That shed definitely deserves three snaps in Z-formation!!
 
Normally It's September, and I'm stressing about getting the drier wood split so we'll have some for the winter. This is the earliest I ever got "done".

I still have three big firs down (off my property) ready to mill... or firewood, or both... and several more comming down later this summer (dying, or damaged). Good thing about Doug fir is that it lasts for years on the ground.


I have to do some driving to get to some doug fir, in the local area its all juniper and pinion pine, all of its about 10 foot tall. Just no good trees in the High mountain desert area...
 
$$$$?

Nice wood shed Lake...what do yah have tied up in it ($$)? Livewire is right...it costs a lot of money to view this site! Still cheaper than my motorcycle hobby (I think). :hmm3grin2orange:
 
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