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Re: Let’s take a break from [Re: HobbieTrapper] #8554933
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That stump is pretty dry.

Re: Let’s take a break from [Re: HobbieTrapper] #8554971
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That looks like it would be good spring/fall wood. Should burn hot and fast to take the chill out, but not burn all day and run ya out. Looks a little too far gone for all night type wood, unless you sleep next to the stove and feed it every few hours. lol

We use a lot of “too far gone” cottonwood for spring/fall wood. Seem to have an unlimited supply of it around here. I save the hardwood and better cottonwood for 24hr winter heating.

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