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Many of it's former neighbors are in mine! hahaThat tree would look good in my woodpile!
That's a beast. If I would wager you have good sandy soil with plenty of moisture?Thought you might like this svk (and others) came across the biggest aspen I have ever seen, 30" across chest highView attachment 530092
Welcome!G'day scroungers. My name's Greg, I'm from Australia. Some months ago I had some knee surgery that slowed me up for a while and during my convalescence I came across AS. I've read the scrounging firewood thread from the beginning and I'm currently up to page 826. I'm a bit like LondonNeil - I feel like I know everyone here having read through from the beginning, but of course, none of you have the first clue who I am. Still, I've learned some good stuff reading through here about hunting, maple syrup, firearms and the proper amount of firewood to load into a UTV (correct answer: all of it).
I've been keeping warm with firewood since 2000 and bought my first chainsaw (MS 310) in 2007. Prior to that, I cut all our wood with a bow saw, but when my favourite son arrived in 2007 and the missus was at home full-time, my right arm couldn't keep up anymore with the wood requirement. I quite enjoyed the exercise...up to a point. So then a got a saw with a motor in it and seemed to be succumbing to CAD even before I joined AS. My wife appears to find this amusing. Anyway, I thought I'd say hello. I'm going to go back and keep reading posts from July and I'll catch up with you in a week or two. In the last couple of months I've been taking some shots of scrounges, though compared to some of the pics I see here, my scrounge photography needs some work. So I'll see you soon. I've tried to put in a pic of the outlook from my woodshed today, hope it comes out.
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The soil is pretty sandy but not really a lot of moisture, it is at the base of a mountain on the north side though, would be interesting to see how old it is.That's a beast. If I would wager you have good sandy soil with plenty of moisture?
welcome to AS @Cowboy254. you've found one of the best threads on AS.nice pic. have a great day mate.G'day scroungers. My name's Greg, I'm from Australia. Some months ago I had some knee surgery that slowed me up for a while and during my convalescence I came across AS. I've read the scrounging firewood thread from the beginning and I'm currently up to page 826. I'm a bit like LondonNeil - I feel like I know everyone here having read through from the beginning, but of course, none of you have the first clue who I am. Still, I've learned some good stuff reading through here about hunting, maple syrup, firearms and the proper amount of firewood to load into a UTV (correct answer: all of it).
I've been keeping warm with firewood since 2000 and bought my first chainsaw (MS 310) in 2007. Prior to that, I cut all our wood with a bow saw, but when my favourite son arrived in 2007 and the missus was at home full-time, my right arm couldn't keep up anymore with the wood requirement. I quite enjoyed the exercise...up to a point. So then a got a saw with a motor in it and seemed to be succumbing to CAD even before I joined AS. My wife appears to find this amusing. Anyway, I thought I'd say hello. I'm going to go back and keep reading posts from July and I'll catch up with you in a week or two. In the last couple of months I've been taking some shots of scrounges, though compared to some of the pics I see here, my scrounge photography needs some work. So I'll see you soon. I've tried to put in a pic of the outlook from my woodshed today, hope it comes out.
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Amazing how a picture of some saws on the floor of the garage can make you jealous. (Man i have problems) lol
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