Posted by keith427 on October 29, 2019 at 11:06:51 from (96.73.81.161):
In Reply to: Your wood supply posted by 37chief on October 28, 2019 at 08:06:52:
To start with one does not waller thru 2 feet of snow in a Carhart bear suit with boots and mittens to make firewood. One cuts his wood during the pleasant days of summer. It is always nice and cool in the shade of the woods, and a very peaceful place to relax and enjoy all nature has to offer.
PS cutting firewood is also good exercise to keep me handsome and fit!! HeHe---------------------------------Loren[/quote]
Loren you have never cut firewood in Texas. If you do it in the summer it's 100 degrees and the nature you get to see is rattlesnakes. As a kid I always wondered why Dad waited for it to get cold to start cutting and that's why. The snakes move mighty slow then.
I do agree with your last statement. It is a good workout.
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