Call me a tight Yorkshireman if you like...

[Dean Lofthouse]

The slithers of wood and bark on the barn floor which is left after my logs have gone, I have discovered makes outstanding firewood. My stove possitively glows with it.

Two or three minutes picking up a dustbin full lasts for most of the day in the stove and the heat output is phenominal. I'd normally just scrape the barn out with the tractor and dump it.

 

So far I've had a weeks worth of free heat burning rubbish

[Mark Bolam]

Nowt tight about that Dean.

 

I sell mine....

[MattJordan]

Your a tight Yorkshireman..

 

 

Only messin'

 

Looks like a great way to keep you warm, keep the barn tidy, save the better stuff, and, save money! Nice one Dean.

[Mozza]

A mate of mine has been doing this for years mate, Says its the best kindling hes used

[MR TREEBUS]

Your a tight Yorkshireman..

 

 

Only messin'

 

Looks like a great way to keep you warm, keep the barn tidy, save the better stuff, and, save money! Nice one Dean.

 

Well im a tight Lacashireman,and i do the same!! :thumbup:

[Stephen Blair]

i do the same mate, i also chuck it int he dumpy bags aswell for the customers, fills in the gaps and makes good kindling

[Dean Lofthouse]

i do the same mate, i also chuck it int he dumpy bags aswell for the customers, fills in the gaps and makes good kindling

 

I normally fillin gaps with them too, but I'm still left with a mountain of bits of bark

[gensetsteve]

I have a tiny log burner in the office that only takes that sort of stuff but chucks out huge heat. I must be a tight softy southerner

[Frank]

If it burns, burn it.

[Dean Lofthouse]

If it burns, burn it.

 

Like the trainer you mean