Log Goblins

[neiln]

Leyland c makes a pretty decent firewood. Not bad to split despite its many knots, dries readily and is very dense for softwood.  More energy than sycamore I'd say. Makes super kindling/starter logs

 

I'm always happy to goblin some Leyland cypress.  I do get to goblin 3 times as much Oak, plenty of false acacia, birch and Holly, but still ask my mate for Leyland to mix in my pile.

[Stere]

Edited August 25, 2018 by Stere

[skc101fc]

That's the fella, he's often around my place.

[ostosix]

Thats a good tip, cutting to car boot length i like it

[Mark Bolam]

My two little Goblins on the way back from the woods.

[aspenarb]

19 hours ago, Mark Bolam said:

Bob I’ve telt DEFRA on you.

Be nice to Gary Prentice.

He’s promised to smuggle in a few treats for you in the next 15 years.

 

I’d wash them first, like.

 

Mark I am sending this response to Bletchley Park to have it decoded , keep off the sauce

 

Bob

[Peasgood]

There are some things you are better off just not knowing.

[oldwoodcutter]

Cutting to handy lengths is always a good idea, as Is halving or quartering rings and awkward big chunks. Leaving out lumps that take 3 men to lift are not normally preferred by the goblins.

[aspenarb]

On 27/08/2018 at 11:45, oldwoodcutter said:

Cutting to handy lengths is always a good idea, as Is halving or quartering rings and awkward big chunks. Leaving out lumps that take 3 men to lift are not normally preferred by the goblins.

 

Unless Mrs Goblin is ordering you about .Poor old sod was really struggling with this, I did stop and ask him if he needed a hand and she replied " he can manage" poor chap was not even allowed to talk

 

 

Bastards are getting fussy as well

 

 

 

[Mick Dempsey]

Send a few goblins over here!