nomad_archer
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WN sorry to hear about your dad. My condolences.
I'm sorry for your loss.I haven't touched any "stuff" hard or soft for 15 years. Could use a belt now though. Lost my dad this morning. He was old and I was with him, nothing unsaid. Still hard though. If y'all still have yours, give him a hug. I'm looking forward to some chainsaw therapy when all this is over.
Sorry to here of your loss.I haven't touched any "stuff" hard or soft for 15 years. Could use a belt now though. Lost my dad this morning. He was old and I was with him, nothing unsaid. Still hard though. If y'all still have yours, give him a hug. I'm looking forward to some chainsaw therapy when all this is over.
I used to buy wood every year, when I heated by wood and worked full time. But, I bought logs, it was cheaper, and cut & split them myself (split by hand).
Sorry to here of your loss.
Prayers sent.
My father is still around and although the relationship is strained I still would need much time to grieve the loss.
Grieving is a process to which there are many stages and this is only one.
Take care to honor him in how you grieve and support others as they do the same.
Good words chipper.
Nice. Plus if those are bias ply tires you can sell them to white spider!Picked this up yesterday to add to the wood scrounging arsenal. Haven't determined if it's worth it to make it completely roadworthy or just use as a woods trailer, but the price was right (free!) Appears that it even has LED taillights. The rest of it is a little long in the tooth though.
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Well , the wood shed is completely empty of the 2015/16 hardwood and I don't want to jump into my 2016/17 stash so off to the scrounging zone we went .
Had some black spruce pecker poles that we had cut up from a cull de sac that Jerry and I cleared last summer , the Zogger wood sized stuff was dry but 3" and up was too wet for my liking
So off to a stash pile we went but we never made it , we stopped before we got to the piles and scrounged a load of wood in an unlikely place , a swamp .
It was full of dead standing black spruce so Jerry went in with the saw to see if it was worth the effort .
Yup , solid wood , no bark , silver/grey in colour
I ended up being the porter
At least he cut me a trail to the truck ...
This was at the 1/4 way point in
We got a couple of piles like this roadside .
Managed to make for a couple of loads of stove ready firewood .
Scrounge on gentleman !