What are you burning in your stove this winter 2010

[Mike Hill]

Burr Oak and Yew.

No one wants to Mill it here,so in the Fire it goes. Surprising how well Yew Burns,this was a couple of Feet thick at the Base and pretty straight for a few Feet.Not usual at all.

[Cracker]

Over stood hazel, holly, alder and oak. Burning a large wheelbarrow full a day at the moment.

[djbobbins]

Ash felled in spring 2010

Eucalyptus felled and stacked in 2007/08

Alder felled and stacked between November 2009 and March 2010

Daw Mill doubles (at least, I think that's where it comes from)

Bits and bobs of the 30t of housecoal left over from when my employer used to have a domestic coal business

Offcuts of kiln dried sawn softwood from a friendly local furniture maker (although they've recently only gone and installed their own woodburner, something about wanting to burn less gas, selfish lot!!)

 

Only for an open fire evenings and days at home but have been getting through about 3 barrows a week at the moment plus a wee bit of the archeological biomass (i.e. coal!)

[armchairarborist]

seasoned beech and rhodie, oak is next in the woodstore.. just fetched back a dead ash, mmm

[chainsawdom]

beech and cherry tonight lovely and warm.

[mixedangased]

all the crap i cant sell,knotty bits of oak,ash,beech,cherry,larch,lime,the odd kitchen cupboard ,pallets,builders off cuts

[Lancstree]

Just put a bit of ash on I cut down today and it burns a treat. Am I going to knacker my new stove and flue?

[log supplier]

oak and cherry:thumbup:

[County4x4]

Oak briquettes - not round ones!!

 

Dead easy, dead convenient, dead hot, dead dry, and three to five will do us all evening!

 

Andy

[CHIP]

Bone dry dead sycamore and leylandii. I'm that hot, i'm sitting in my mankini!!