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Firewood: It’s What’s on the Menu this Week

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This is what it looked like when the cutting was getting underway. The splitter is under the camo tarp.
This is what it looked like when the cutting was getting underway. The splitter is under the camo tarp.

No big post today, just these two photos to let you know its been a busy but productive week on the homestead as we put up the winter firewood. The splitting and stacking takes even longer than the sawing, so a busy weekend lies a head.

This is what it looks like when I am standing at the splitter.
This is what it looks like when I am standing at the splitter.
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