Best firewood ever.

[Graham]

Have always rated holly but today I cut some standing dead stems. Bone dry. Burnt them tonight...about eight logs and I can't get near the stove. There is no comparison between these and the two year seasoned I'm normally burning:001_smile:

[Stephen Blair]

Standing seasoning is amazing compared to in a pile, it doesn't take long forint to go that powdery rotting wayif left just too long!

Best stuff I have burnt is spalted Beech

 

Here she is

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Warped the fire place lol

[Graham]

Yes...you have to catch it in time:thumbup:

[Bearded Munch]

A few years ago I had some dead standing poplar not being a fan of poplar I tried it and was quite impressed. It makes a difference standing from the normal log shed stuff.

[Taupotreeman]

Matai, purriri, and a few other natives. Melts fire grates and boxes.

[likeitorlumpit]

Dead standing- is this the future for loggers. Kill the trees then process them- everythings lighter= cheaper to move, and preseasoned.

[ecotreecare]

Matai, purriri, and a few other natives. Melts fire grates and boxes.

 

:thumbup::thumbup:

[Stubby]

Have always rated holly but today I cut some standing dead stems. Bone dry. Burnt them tonight...about eight logs and I can't get near the stove. There is no comparison between these and the two year seasoned I'm normally burning:001_smile:

 

Been burning dead elm for years . There in a seemingly endless supply in the hedgerows in Sussex. Superb fire wood .

[s.varty]

Been burning dead elm for years . There in a seemingly endless supply in the hedgerows in Sussex. Superb fire wood .

 

imo simply the best.

[john p]

that and stag oak,un beatable