My apple wood score SPLIT & STACKED

[Phrasty]

Awesome sauce!

 

[snyper77]

Very nice!!!!!!! I can't find apple anywhere in Alabama. I do have several stacks of red oak, pecan, and hickory. Free and abundant in my area. Great score Wamp!!!!!

 

[mtbchip]

This inspired me to go to the web, find the local apple orchard contacts and see if they have wood. I did find one particular one that got right back to me. They advertise that they grow organic, thus the trees/wood will be free of nasty pesticides (that's the theory). It's a short drive from San Diego to Julian for FREE apple and pear wood!!! I'll post a pic when I get it!

THANKS FOR "SPARK'N" A GOOD IDEA :clap:

 

[jerneedog]

Now that's a sweet score! Very nice!

 

[Wampus]

This inspired me to go to the web, find the local apple orchard contacts and see if they have wood. I did find one particular one that got right back to me. They advertise that they grow organic, thus the trees/wood will be free of nasty pesticides (that's the theory). It's a short drive from San Diego to Julian for FREE apple and pear wood!!! I'll post a pic when I get it!

THANKS FOR "SPARK'N" A GOOD IDEA :clap:

COOL!

Yeah, one thing I noticed when I built the house we're in was that every winter, they do a lot of timming and every spring there's bound to be some storm damage. There's also always a burn pile that they burn up a couple times a year that's as big as my farkin garage. So, I'd recommend to anyone to check with a local orchard. They'll more than likely be willing to let you pick through what they're getting ready to burn up and take what you want!