What are you burning

[mickdundee]

Notice a few people saying they're burning rotten wood. I've always been dubious about picking stuff up that has wet rot. Once split and stored under cover does is dry out good to burn still

[Ashes_Firewood]

It does dry out but it's basically just like balsa. Really light and burns fast. Might as well burn it if you've got it though.

[mickdundee]

It does dry out but it's basically just like balsa. Really light and burns fast. Might as well burn it if you've got it though.

 

Ok thanks for that

[sandspider]

A mixture. Some old conifer, dead walnut, some holly (hopefully dry - it's in small pieces), a few bits of sycamore and some unidentified stuff I found in the log store! Possibly cherry come to think of it. Don't think I've got enough for this year, especially as some bits of the holly are still a bit moist inside.

[mickdundee]

A mixture. Some old conifer, dead walnut.

 

Pretty sure all my logs are dead

 

I think some of my unidentified stuff is poplar. It was windfall from last year. Is quite light and burns very hot

[sandspider]

True! Dead standing before I felled it, I should say!

[Hanser]

Pretty sure all my logs are dead

 

 

Mick

 

If not, knock 'em on the head with a maul. Works for me

[Peasgood]

Leylandii and apple

[Woodworks]

Gnarly bits of lawson's cypress and nets of processor waste.

 

Down side to selling logs is the customers get the good stuff.

[wrsni]

Down side to selling logs is the customers get the good stuff.

 

Aye but are they any warmer than you.