90 degree - first load of firewood to be stacked
lilosophie
11 years ago
Seems ridiculous to think about firewood, but things change quickly and rain will show up soon, so best to get it under cover and stacked. It is a lot (2 cord or so) doesn't look like it, but most of it is in the dark of the barn. Nice wood, though
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