Posted by Bruce from Can. on December 07, 2023 at 03:15:07 from (67.71.47.238):
In Reply to: Firewood Cutting posted by rusty6 on December 06, 2023 at 19:44:25:
At least you had the Poplar trees to cut. Where my mama grew up, near Estavan, they didnt have many trees. My Grandfather would make 2-3 overnight trips to the strip coal mine, and dig coal for there heating fuel. You could buy it dug, or dig your own and save a buck, so that is what my Norwegian Grandfather did. Mama said she thought hed have a 6 horse hitch on the wagon, because of the distance and the weight of the load, so not to tire the horses out before they returned home. My first farm had a lot of Poplar bush , and I used to cut a fair bit to burn in the fall, but once its dry, you nearly had to sit right beside the stove and keep pushing it in !
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