A suggestion for Bill. When you get your chainsaw, invest in a ripping
chain. It is SO MUCH EASIER on both you and the saw. Not to mention a
ripping chain goes much better through the wood than the standard crosscut
chain.

-Kevin

"Anonymous" wrote in message
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On Thu, 23 Sep 2004 08:16:13 -0400, George wrote:


You need a trip up north to get some cherry.

Got some down here in a stack of 'free firewood'. I just didn't feel like
gloating at the time. But I do now. :-)

BTW, the guy who cut down the cherry saplings has also asked me to take
the wood from two HUGE oaks when he cuts them this fall and has offered to
let me take a cherry stump he cut last year.

He left a stump about 4' tall and 3' dia. I gotta get hold of a gas
chainsaw pretty darned soon ... all I have is a stinky electric one. Once
I do, I predict a lot of pretty bowls, pens, watches and such lie in my
near future.

Bill



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