Woodpiles, show em off!

[Blythewood BBQ'er]

Ok woodburners, we spent all winter gathering our beloved fuel source, now I want yall to show your hard work, 1thing first, geekees makes a prettier rack than me! Here's my winters work, all ax chopped. First pic is a small pallet o cherry n maple, first big rack post oak, the rear rack is hickory n oaks mixture. The second pic is a single pallet of hic and oak with a touch of apple, that my wood to burn at my wedding at the end o may. Next pallet all hickory for my next comp on Halloween, big rack 1 huge red oak, and a little more maple.Show em off now!!!!!

[deguerre]

Sweet! Plus, congrats on your future nuptials!

[ShencoSmoke]

I get my white oak ripped into 3x3 at the lumber yard. Sorry about the sideways pic94350

[Blythewood BBQ'er]

My crazy neighbor rolled up with a portable saw mill really tempting to put the ax dowm and get him to cut me some pretty logs like that.

[GT-Q]

I'm just getting restarted on the woodpile. I had a lot of it outside and it kind of rotted a bit. So I repurposed this sweet little shed to keep it dry in.

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[dport7]

Nice pile of wood you have there Blythewood.
here's a few of mine. Like yours, all hand split.
http://i57.tinypic.com/255td9i.jpg
Little shed I built last summer, filled mostly this winter with oak and cherry.
http://i59.tinypic.com/nyvguu.jpg
This is a teak wood chest I picked off the curb along with the chairs and tables. Works great for the smoker splits.
http://i62.tinypic.com/szjqkm.jpg
Limb wood from a sweet gum we dropped last fall.
http://i57.tinypic.com/op0l51.jpg
Here's where the shank went, it's now a raised garden.
http://i60.tinypic.com/6gfxvp.jpg
I make my own lump charcoal, this is the shed for the charcoal wood, oak.
http://i62.tinypic.com/dfxch0.jpg
http://i62.tinypic.com/w98kfk.jpg
This is the fuel wood for making charcoal, storage sheds, mostly pine.
http://i62.tinypic.com/2nb52xj.jpg
This is a Bradford Pear I brought in last winter. It's in the wood shed now.
I'm gonna try it for smoking and try some for charcoal.
Thats about it for me, more to come though, I hope.

[mikemci]

[QUOTE=dport7;2885072]Nice pile of wood you have there Blythewood.
here's a few of mine. Like yours, all hand split.
http://i57.tinypic.com/255td9i.jpg


This one is my favorite.....Sit in the chair, surrounded by that lovely wood smell and enjoy a few beverages!!! A real man cave there!

[ShencoSmoke]

My crazy neighbor rolled up with a portable saw mill really tempting to put the ax dowm and get him to cut me some pretty logs like that.

Once you go square you will never go back. Dries evenly, predictable burn times, easily transported, etc, etc

[dport7]

I'm just getting restarted on the woodpile. I had a lot of it outside and it kind of rotted a bit. So I repurposed this sweet little shed to keep it dry in.

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Nice looking shed, good start.

[dport7]

[QUOTE=dport7;2885072]Nice pile of wood you have there Blythewood.
here's a few of mine. Like yours, all hand split.
http://i57.tinypic.com/255td9i.jpg


This one is my favorite.....Sit in the chair, surrounded by that lovely wood smell and enjoy a few beverages!!! A real man cave there!

Yep mikemci, I really like sitting in there, just taking it all in.

[aquablue22]

[quote=mikemci;2885085]

Yep mikemci, I really like sitting in there, just taking it all in.

No phone ringing, no car horns blaring, nothing but the birds and the wood talking to you, peace at last! and of course of couple or five cold ones!

[ClayHill]

http://i875.photobucket.com/albums/ab312/Jonathon_Ott/bulkwood3a_zps2add640c.jpg (http://s875.photobucket.com/user/Jonathon_Ott/media/bulkwood3a_zps2add640c.jpg.html)

This is not my pile but a place I often get hickory wood...just thought I'd share

http://i875.photobucket.com/albums/ab312/Jonathon_Ott/734883_323516314415682_728135049_n_zps56dcec4a.jpg (http://s875.photobucket.com/user/Jonathon_Ott/media/734883_323516314415682_728135049_n_zps56dcec4a.jpg .html)

apple pile from two years ago...

[dport7]

http://i875.photobucket.com/albums/ab312/Jonathon_Ott/734883_323516314415682_728135049_n_zps56dcec4a.jpg (http://s875.photobucket.com/user/Jonathon_Ott/media/bulkwood3a_
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apple pile from two years ago...

Love the war dog log splitter. I have one similar, will split anything.

[bikerm40]

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-oTLt-c1HiW4/Umthsypn6LI/AAAAAAAAAtY/g2phtMCpq2I/w920-h519-no/2013-10-25

Have to admit that was fall, a little bare now

[Blythewood BBQ'er]

Hope the arbor day foundation don't stumble across this!

[aawa]

Here is my woodpile.

I had to put a direct link because pictures weren't posting for some reason.

http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=4

[posey's_pork_pit]

http://i1080.photobucket.com/albums/j339/rpdereim/100_1709_zps5cd43b75.jpg

Cherry/Hickory on left
Oak/Pecan center
Pecan/Firepit Oak/Cherry right

[dport7]

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-oTLt-c1HiW4/Umthsypn6LI/AAAAAAAAAtY/g2phtMCpq2I/w920-h519-no/2013-10-25

Have to admit that was fall, a little bare now

Nice stack of wood, and wind control also, can't beat it.

[NivekD]

Not mine...but it's soooo cool.

http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t43/kcd211/firewoodtree_zps86217152.jpg

[Blythewood BBQ'er]

Ive seen that before, man too beautiful to burn.

[bbqgeekess]

Not much wood, but as much as a corolla wagon could hold. :) Looks like I'll have to get a load full about 3 times a year I am guessing.

http://i62.tinypic.com/986cyq.jpg

[Yellowhair42]

Since I heat my house with wood my heat and cook wood are the same when appropriate.Only have two cords left that are split and are under tarp so here's whats visible.

1st pic 40+ inch diameter maple94391

Second pic mullberry and cherry94392

Third pic silvermaple and locust94393

[JandJbuidasmoker]

Here ya go! Left to right: Wild Cherry, White Oak, Apple, Cherry, Pear, and Ash.

[davefan360]

here is mine from last year. this thread reminds me that I have 3-4 cords of apple wood at a friends house I need to pick up and split.

[john_aero]

i live in a forest, so my wood pile is still standing vertical.............for now :)

[orangeblood]

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I always keep a few sticks dry and ready to go (pictured) and a stack or two to be split or needing more seasoning