With weather like the -40 windchills the other week I gobbled up quite a bit compared to normal. I have 4 girls in the house and they like it warm! I put all mine in the cages of empty chemical totes with the plastic bladder taken out. Makes it nice to not have to handle as much by hand and use the skid steer and forks. My real job is a landscaper so I burn the weirdest combo of wood, basically whatever comes back from our jobs with a little ?normal? wood mixed in from our woods. What comes back that I burn? Crabapple, pear, good maple, silver maple,redbud, hawthorn-and of course it?s the ugliest crooks. But I learned from dad, it all burns. Just some better than others.
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