Firewood Scrounging After Christmas | Delis are AWESOME!!!
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- Опубликовано: 28 дек 2022
- Gathering ready-to-burn firewood for the wood stove during the wood-burning season. These are the trials and tribulations of the suburban homesteader. Come along with John on the search for the best deli in the world. The adventure continues!
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Thanks Kitten. It's nice to hear the videos are helping people.
Of course you can find and burn wood the same season. If the tree is dead, it will have dried out considerably, and a few percent of moisture content is easily lost as long as the wood doesn't freeze. I wish people would consider and accept that reality is a huge grey area and not the narrow scope of their own experience and beliefs.
I agree Alf. I admit I've found oak in log lengths on the ground and it takes FOREVER to dry. However, standing deadwood is treasure when we fall behind with out wood supply.