Next year he'll come back and split it for me, and it will keep me warm for a couple of weeks at least. Maybe even a month. It's burr oak, which I'm sure doesn't produce the heat that white oak does, but it's still oak.
But the stack is considerably smaller than the brush pile (which he is going to haul away.)
I am fortunate in my friends, as well as my near misses.
What a nice guy!
ReplyDeleteI love that shot of the stacked wood, something so orderly and pretty about it. And yay for warm fires in the future!
I have almost as many pictures of wood as I do of rocks. I never tire of them. (Also, they stay pretty still, unlike birds and animals.)
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We still haven't cleared away the maple tree that come down in our December ice storm. Of course, we still have lots of snow too, which makes it a little hard to get to I suppose.
ReplyDeleteAt least when you have a wood stove it doesn't go to waste!
If the maple was blocking half your driveway you'd have found a way!
DeleteWow.. indeed you are. Of course I believe that good people attract like minded others.
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