Well, my wood/ tree work may get put on hold for a wile. I just got an offer for a new job, working maintenance for hershey entertainment. I'm hoping I get a decent schedule. I have about 30 standing dead oaks I promised to take down for the neighbor this fall, and a land clearing project I'm supposed to be helping with in november for a local cemetery. I spoke with my new manager and he seemed to think it wouldnt be an issue as they were previous commitments. I have a week "off" in between jobs, I hope to finish getting the shed filled up that week. Then I'll have about 10 full cords ready for this winter. Should only need 5 or 6 if it's not too cold. I also lost out on a scrounge spot I had with a local farmer. Was real close, about 4 miles away from me. I stopped by to see if he had the corn down yet, and the patch of woods I had been cleaning up was gone. Stopped by the house to see what was up. He said he was thinking about selling the farm, and that patch of woods was another 6 acres to add to his big field. He made money off the wood, so it was a win, win for him. They left me a pile of the standing dead, but it's only about 4 cord worth. I thanked him and told him I'd be up before winter sets in to collect the pile. Kinda bittersweet, this has been my honey hole for about 6 or 7 years now. Guess I forget were all getting older and have to do what we think is best for our selves.