HAPPY VALENTINES DAY (from the woodcutters)

fossis · Feb 13, 2009

HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY (from the woodcutters)

Okie hillbillie & Okiepackrat & I went out cutting firewood, we noticed the tree had 'Hearts' in the center, so we 'dedicate' this post to all the Treasure-Net ladies, HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY.

From all of us...............

Cynangyl · Feb 13, 2009

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awwww so sweet!! and very cool pics too! thanks!

fossis · Feb 13, 2009

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Cynangyl said:
awwww so sweet!! and very cool pics too! thanks!

You're Welcome

Fossis............

extractor · Feb 13, 2009

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Good thinking and Good eye fossis.

River Rat · Feb 13, 2009

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Aww, thank you "woodcutters", nothing beats the smell of freshly cut firewood.

RR

smurf-42 · Feb 13, 2009

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Is that truck that is loaded with the firewood coming to my house? I need to start stocking up for wood for the summer. Most of my cooking is done outside over the fire ring.

Nice pics, and a first to see a tree shaped like that.

Happy Valentines Day to you too.

Sue

seger98 · Feb 14, 2009

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smurf-42 said:
Is that truck that is loaded with the firewood coming to my house? I need to start stocking up for wood for the summer. Most of my cooking is done outside over the fire ring.

Nice pics, and a first to see a tree shaped like that.

Happy Valentines Day to you too.

Sue

Outside over the fire ring, maybe you could take some pictures of your setup of that, I would love to see it!

Chris

COUNTRY GIRL · Feb 14, 2009

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Thank you sweet men! I could use a load of that myself! :wink:

fossis · Feb 14, 2009

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extractor said:
Good thinking and Good eye fossis.

Thanks

Fossis.............

Gypsy Heart · Feb 14, 2009

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Very cool Valentine! Thanks Guys! :-*

fossis · Feb 14, 2009

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River Rat said:
Aww, thank you "woodcutters", nothing beats the smell of freshly cut firewood.

RR

Sorry it wasn't 'Roses' Judie.

Fossis.............

fossis · Feb 14, 2009

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smurf-42 said:
Is that truck that is loaded with the firewood coming to my house? I need to start stocking up for wood for the summer. Most of my cooking is done outside over the fire ring.

Nice pics, and a first to see a tree shaped like that.

Happy Valentines Day to you too.

Sue

Sorry, it's already been delivered, :'(

, another tree had grown close to this one we think, fell & rotted away, then left the 'indention' in the side of the tree.

Fossis...............

fossis · Feb 14, 2009

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COUNTRY GIRL said:
Thank you sweet men! I could use a load of that myself!

You're welcome, hopefully we won't need too much more.

Fossis.............

fossis · Feb 14, 2009

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Gypsy Heart said:
Very cool Valentine! Thanks Guys!

You're Welcome Gypsy.

Fossis...............

rginn · Feb 14, 2009

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Cool shots, Fossis. My family is from down around Quinton. In the old days we cut firewood with axes. We cut stove wood pretty short, a foot to a foot and a half. Regular firewood was about a couple of feet. Right now you should have half your firewood left. Coal was much better if you could get it, and that's what we used when I grew up in western Oklahoma. There weren't a whole lot of trees, but when we could afford it we could buy coal at the railroad depot. And now we call that the good old days? Haha. Later.

fossis · Feb 14, 2009

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RGINN said:
Cool shots, Fossis. My family is from down around Quinton. In the old days we cut firewood with axes. We cut stove wood pretty short, a foot to a foot and a half. Regular firewood was about a couple of feet. Right now you should have half your firewood left. Coal was much better if you could get it, and that's what we used when I grew up in western Oklahoma. There weren't a whole lot of trees, but when we could afford it we could buy coal at the railroad depot. And now we call that the good old days? Haha. Later.

Thanks, we also had folks who burned coal, even though we were surrounded by 'forests', but the indians in Western OK mostly used 'dried buffalo dung', so maybe we had it good. :thumbsup:

Fossis...............

rginn · Feb 14, 2009

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...and many times camping I've used 'cow patties'. It burns cleaner than you would think and makes a real hot fire. All ya'll Yankees be sure and only use the dry ones. Or not. Haha.

fossis · Feb 15, 2009

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RGINN said:
...and many times camping I've used 'cow patties'. It burns cleaner than you would think and makes a real hot fire. All ya'll Yankees be sure and only use the dry ones. Or not. Haha.

Now let's not 'rekindle' the Civil war. ::)