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I tend to stck them up on the hearth or in the coal bucket. Normaly I need to fetch more logs in in the morning so I keep my kindling uderneath the saw horse and brng that in at the same time.

 

My problem is I have a fire gueard still to keep the boys safer, so I can't really put in a basket or similar.. however I like the log store and I might have a thnk about that (got some decent boards in the garage I can use, plane them down, stain them and varnich and that cold be OK)

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cheep skate ! and i bet you found it on the hardshoulder of the motorway,,,,,,

Got it off back seat of your pickup with some other cheapskate bits you were hoarding ya sickly fossil [emoji16]
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3 hours ago, Ratman said:


I tend to just stack by fire either side if i’m honest gary, but i do have my wood transportation and holding device in the same room at all times! emoji4.png shall get a pic posted for ya when i finish work and get back home. Heres a pic of the normal every day for ya for now, i just vacuum the excess up before i restock, same time as i’m vacuuming up excess bonio and the likes! emoji849.png

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Trust the dog to get the best spot ... gosh we're mugs ? ?

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5 hours ago, Stubby said:

Plastic trug . Same here Ratty only mine is green .

AS do I but both handles have broken off and there is now a split in the bottom, still holds logs but the Mrs is protesting.  Can't think why ?

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