Whats best?

[THE88MAN]

Nice to see threads with a sense of humour from time to time:001_rolleyes:

EXACTLY!! i'm laughing so much i'm struggling to type tonight cheers guys

[mendiplogs]

HI 18STONE what from east yorks are you comeing down on red im in sunny somerset i can pay you in cider mate :lol:

[18 stoner]

Not sure im up for it Jon, last time i came down your neck of the woods to drink cider was about 20 years ago.

 

Only went for the weekend and ended up staying over a week:post:

 

Didnt get much sleep either:blushing:

[mendiplogs]

HI 18STONER come on down mate the price is right mate we will put you up get on the cider mate just the job

[18 stoner]

Ah, I would but im a grown up now. Not sure the gaffer would like me disappearing for a week or two, got responsibilities now:001_huh:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

How soon were you thinking?

[18 stoner]

Oooops, just realised thats a slight derail!

[mendiplogs]

HI 18STONER the price right come on down mate

[Joy Yeomans]

Wet ash or seasoned hardwood firewood?

this is the firewood man who has setup and tells us hes supplying quality wood - is this question a joke!? - lets hope so:blushing:

[samtheman365]

this is the firewood man who has setup and tells us hes supplying quality wood - is this question a joke!? - lets hope so:blushing:

 

The point of this thread is that i was throwing into question the real suitability of green ash as a substitute for seasoned logs, Customer opinion seems to vary because thats what they get told by firewood merchants

 

I WAS SEEKING A PROFESSIONAL OPINION?

[Chris Sheppard]

The point of this thread is that i was throwing into question the real suitability of green ash as a substitute for seasoned logs, Customer opinion seems to vary because thats what they get told by firewood merchants

 

I WAS SEEKING A PROFESSIONAL OPINION?

 

I think the answer was in your own question unfortunately - green versus seasoned - irrespective of species - what would you choose?