I guess there is a fine line between sharing and gloating. I fear this time I am going to dance on the line.
In the city where I live is a craftsman who re saws woods for musical instruments, and while a book matched set of AAAA spruce soundboards can bring hundreds of dollars many pieces of wood do not make it into the musical instrument market.
I was driving by his shop today performing my "wood run". I couldn't believe it
A pallet 4'x4'x6' of quarter sawn cedar and spruce with a sign. Free Firewood.
So I pulled over, loaded around 200 pieces, which didn't make a dent in the pile. The wood is about 8 to 10 inches wide and around just over 2 feet long. The pieces may vary from 1/8 to 1/4 inches thick.
I called all my scrolling friends to come and take advantage of the situation.
I went back 2 hours later, there may have been 50 pieces of wood left.
My only hope is that it doesn't become firewood.
My other hope is that his brother, who cuts hardwoods across town has a similar bundle!
In the city where I live is a craftsman who re saws woods for musical instruments, and while a book matched set of AAAA spruce soundboards can bring hundreds of dollars many pieces of wood do not make it into the musical instrument market.
I was driving by his shop today performing my "wood run". I couldn't believe it
A pallet 4'x4'x6' of quarter sawn cedar and spruce with a sign. Free Firewood.
So I pulled over, loaded around 200 pieces, which didn't make a dent in the pile. The wood is about 8 to 10 inches wide and around just over 2 feet long. The pieces may vary from 1/8 to 1/4 inches thick.
I called all my scrolling friends to come and take advantage of the situation.
I went back 2 hours later, there may have been 50 pieces of wood left.
My only hope is that it doesn't become firewood.
My other hope is that his brother, who cuts hardwoods across town has a similar bundle!
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