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RE: Firewood Project - pslamont - 01-27-2013
First ket me note, we do NOT CUT DOWN TREES. We only buck/cut them up once they are on the ground. Cutting down trees requires high skill and INSURANCE! We are ALWAYS thrilled when an owner Cuts them up into 16 inch pieces before we arrive as we only have to load and haul it. Then we put it in the drying barn and Michael splits it when time is right.
I do understand the gas money issue... it's an issue for us this year. with me "down" I am uable to d the things i used to do to earn money. OUr budget is strained as is most everyone's. We are just trying t help out some needful souls.... We is an overly generous term fro, me because I am too weak to participate any more. It saddens me. I can walk some now and am doing a few things around the house like a load f laundry a day and try to cook a simple dinner a few times a week. I just can't stay on my feet long. Still, I apprciate all your ideas.
Carey, you are ALWAYS so kind to cut up most of your wood for us. We appreciate it so very much. I will get Michael in touch with you this week. Thank you.
I want to be the kind of woman that, when my feet
hit the floor each morning, the devil says
"Oh Crap, She's up!"
RE: Firewood Project - pslamont - 01-27-2013
Carey and Jim just delivered a truck load of avocado wood from a three they trimmed down by 20 feet. WOW ... I can not say Tghank You enough. They dropped it at the drying barn and in a year there will b some SWEET burning wood. Woooo Hooooooo.......
I want to be the kind of woman that, when my feet
hit the floor each morning, the devil says
"Oh Crap, She's up!"