Edwin Pawlowski wrote:

"dean" wrote in message
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Well of course. Just trying to picture a tarp underneath, that's all.

I'd put the tarp on the ground, then put pallets on top of the tarp, then
stack the wood on the pallets. I've had wood stacked with no tarp and it is
good for a couple of years but the pallets in contact with the ground went
to hell fast.

I was thinking of the tarp over the support (when I was where I stacked
firewood and it was a wet climate in E TN I used blocks and some angle
as the base) as a lower "splash guard" if you will...if it's higher than
surrounding area, it will drain/carry water away.