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How many cubic meters of firewood do you estimate?

None. It’s all arbwaste.
It’ll probably all get chipped.
And no, there are many yards much much bigger, with actual stacks of wood, not just some random lumps tipped off.
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I think the biggest wood yard I have seen was in Russia . It stretched for miles and miles .

There’s one in st nazaire by the big bridge over the Loire.
You will be able to see it on google earth if it’s still there.
It’s about several hundred times bigger than the one in the video.
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1 minute ago, Rough Hewn said:


There’s one in st nazaire by the big bridge over the Loire.
You will be able to see it on google earth if it’s still there.
It’s about several hundred times bigger than the one in the video.
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The one in Russia was filmed by helicopter or drone . It just went on and on for ages .

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1 minute ago, Stubby said:

The one in Russia was filmed by helicopter or drone . It just went on and on for ages .

Have you got the link? Bugger all on telly tonight. K

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Just now, Khriss said:

Have you got the link? Bugger all on telly tonight. K

No I don't . It was ages ago I saw it , might even been put up on here but not sure . I think it was an article about the surplus of wood over there .

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5 hours ago, Retired Climber said:

As above, it looks like a tip site, not a woodyard. Certainly not owned by someone who knows what they are doing. 

I'm sure there are lumber yards way bigger than this is the dozens, I used the term wood yard which is common here to describe a firewood lot. Its not a tip site in a sense that its for others to come and drop off, it is this company's own tip site for no purpose except for removing wood from sites ehre they cut the trees and having it available to "woodys" to come by and take away firewood for themselves.  If they have lumber for milling still on site, that wood is buried and as of recent, definitely not set up for incoming and outgoing trunks. They have a log burner in their shop so they split some for use in it.

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