Coffee, doughnuts, and firewood
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- Опубліковано 15 гру 2018
- Going out and cutting some firewood with the neighbor. Working together made simple work and filled two 8 foot pickup bed in no time.
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Great to see neighbors working together.
Nice wood pile and lovely video... thanks!
Cool stuff, man. So satisfying to see wood cut and split and loaded.
In HS my boyfriend would come to my house and hand my mom fresh shot ducks, squirrels, rabbit whatever had crossed his early morning path. Then holler out “come on Mel we gotta date today”! LOL our date was wood cutting and splitting. He sold lots of wood in the summer to have car and dating money for the school year. Yes I grew up in the country 😀 Your wood cutting videos remind me of very good times. And yes we did go on real dates to the movies and dinky golf 😂
This comment was so awesome in so many ways. Thanks for sharing!
I wonder if they got married or?
Charlie Smith No Charlie we did not marry. But we did remain very close friends until he passed two years ago. I have been married to my much better half for 40 years who never brought my mom anything he shot, but we did cut and split many many cords of wood over the years. 😊
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Good story. Growing up country is the best way.
Luggin' gas...I hear ya, bud! LOL
That’s the perfect size tree to cut up.
I like your comment about getting out with the neighbors to get to know them. That's one thing that seems to have gone to the way side...we don't talk or interact with one another any more. Just think of all we could get done if we got out of our shells and helped each other out a little more. We used to have a place that we heated the house and shop with an outdoor boiler. It was ok...but we were going through between 25-30 cord per winter. Once my boiler burned out, I was burned out too. We switched to LP. I love to get out into the woods now and then to cut...It's because I want to and I don't have to.:) Great video.
I have always loved cutting wood. I am getting older and it is getting harder. My grandson helps a lot. I do most of the cutting and he does the lifting. I run the splitter and he does the lifting. There is a pattern here.
I don't cut wood these days but sure hauled, split and stacked a lot of it in my youth. Last week I spent an hour or do with an older friend hauling firewood from the back of a property to the front for campfires during a church festival. It was a good day.
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Nicely done.
Love your videos man. Cheers from Ohio
Enjoy your videos very much. Think I've watched each one at least twice. You have shared so many great things and helpful ideas. Thank you so much! It reminds me of growing up on the dary farm as a kid in central WI (Arpin) till the farm was sold and we moved to Milwaukee (Wauwatosa). Stay safe and thanks again
He's a old soul a.k.a a good ol boy ! dontcha know
Coffee, donuts, firewood and friendships. All the makings of a great video. Merry Christmas to you, your family and subscribers.
Thank you! Same to you 😀🌲
If you had a log arch, would you always prefer to haul the log cleanly to one site and split/stack in one location? Thanks.
You had me at coffee :)
good day to you Eric & Family !! thanks for sharing your adventures and update on & off the farm 🏡🏗️🛠️
Great video, I really enjoyed that
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That is quite an impressive pile of firewood!
really enjoy cutting and splitting videos, nice you could help your neighbor out
What is going on with your chickens? What plans for chickens this year?
One never gets back in the timber to cut firewood without losing a mirror off the truck.. lol
Incredible production and editing, you definitely have a real talent with camera and computer
Looks like you have firewood Knox at your place. Lol. That's quite the pile of firewood. Wow.
Nothing like a hot cup.of joe.God bless
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FANtastic 👍 great to help out a neighbor 👍
Very well done, thanks my friend!
Great effort. Going to provide good heat.
Coffee, doughnuts, firewood and Good friends.
That splitter with a hinge looks like a really convenient design! Good to see you out n about cutting and splitting woods in rough trails!
That feature had put a lot more wood in the pills. 😀👍
God Bless ya'll ..Thanks for doing what you do :) Love my LogOx tools and my CountyLine splitter
Ahhh.....coffee, dogs and chickens at sunrise, my morning routine.
Love your videos, i am a bit jealous of the expansiveness of your property and access to wood to cut.
We are in the Appalachain mountains and unless you are getting wood from a flat area it’s serious work getting it from these hills and hollers.
Just got a LogOX 3 in 1 for Christmas and am beyond excited about the work it is gonna save my back!
The Logrite hookaroon ($65) is an excellent lightweight tool as well if you can’t get your hands on the one in your video. I like having a separate pick to move wood with as I’m bucking sections on the LogOX timber jack, plus i think the optional pickaroon is a little clunky and pricey for the LogOX.
Love the videos, keep up the good work.
It’s beautiful up there, my wife is from Wisconsin so I’ve been up that way a couple of times. The UP was a nice experience, felt like Canada cause everyone says ‘Eh’. 😂
Awesome video. Coffee and wood splitting go together like PB&J! Ha Ha Merry Christmas Life in Farmland!
Nice video Eric, I know you had a great time, you were cutting fire wood. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Ken!!
Love your vids always a pleasure to watch 👌👌👌
Had me at coffee!
Now that I have it, I couldn’t imagine cutting, splitting and stacking firewood without my LogOx👍🏻
I hear you. Game changer! 😀👍
I have been to the website to buy one but the shipping and exchange rate is killing me ... cook and heat on about 8 cords a year
What digital humidity meter do you have there?
Has anyone heard how the "Life in Farmland" Family is doing?
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Wow you keep the house hot at 75 my friend. We only have two wood stoves in the house so we have cold spots and hot spots but overall we keep it at 68-70.
Yeah, difference in wood consummation for a few degrees is not much and it sure feels good on the cold days. 😀
When you want to stop over with a saw I have a mountain of trees to drop - guys chainsaw weekend
Splitting firewood seems to be a never ending process for me. That and I'm falling trees to mill out wood and the tops are getting split into firewood. On a different note, someone had told me that most oak trees that are bigger than a foot in diameter are hollow in the middle, rotted out. Have you found a lot of rotted out oaks?
I haven't and cut a lot of oaks...heck my whole house is white oak 🤣🤠👍
Now curiosity has me going, I want to go cut down a big white oak on my property and see if its hollow. I want to know if I have been believing some myth this whole time. lol :)
@@KoalityofLife make sure to mill it. Best logs you can get for lumber
I want to make my cabinets and counter tops out of oak but I need to find out how to cure it first, I hear it like to check if its not dried properly.
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Do you add any kettles of water to the top of your woodstove? Indoor humidity seemed a touch low?
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