Future Firewood Demand Optimism?

[trigger_andy]

1 minute ago, Billhook said:

I expect that you will have several trees down to top up your firewood shed!

At least Eleven of the blighters! Some on the rental cottages next door. 😬

 

Will make nice sawlogs though. 

 

 

[Billhook]

‘‘Tis an ill wind that blows nobody any good!”

[Stubby]

16 minutes ago, Billhook said:

‘‘Tis an ill wind that blows nobody any good!”

Also a bird in the hand shits on the wrist . 😐

[Billhook]

Just now, Stubby said:

Also a bird in the hand shits on the wrist . 😐

Never come across a girl like that!

[Stubby]

1 minute ago, Billhook said:

Never come across a girl like that!

Lead a sheltered life ? 😄

Edited December 3, 2021 by Stubby

[Billhook]

Never had sex till I was married (at 60!)

[Stubby]

Just now, Billhook said:

Never had sex till I was married (at 60!)

Oh . No . Brave post . BIG respec ! 🤨

[Billhook]

3 minutes ago, Stubby said:

Oh . No . Brave post . BIG respec ! 🤨

All the rest were just poking about in the dark!

[Stubby]

Just now, Billhook said:

All the rest were just poking about in the dark!

I always counted them ! 😄

[openspaceman]

38 minutes ago, Billhook said:

I think that the tragic death in Rothbury and the 16000 homes with no electricity in the North East and Scotland, does demonstrate the need for a reliable backup heat source when the electricity supply is cut by storms, overloading, breakdowns  or even terrorism.

A wood burning stove is not just a very pleasant form of everyday heating, but could be the difference between life and death in some circumstances 

The more we become reliant on electricity the more likely it will be overloaded, especially if everyone has an electric vehicle 

Well my woodstove has no hotplate and we have an electric cooker but I bought this for 15 quid from fleabay and using kindling it boils 1.5 litres in 15 minutes and I have cooked egg and sausage on one fuelling. It all packs into the base. I would not use it indoors