The ash tree

One of the large ash trees fell down in our local Co-op store car park during storm Eunice. It had been cut down into managable smaller logs, so Peter asked the manager if he could take the wood. He was delighted to have it taken away, so four car loads later and this is the result. Ash is one of the best woods for burning and this particular variety has a pinkish tinge to the wood. Who knows we may even get some more useful items fome the lathe when the wood has dried out!
Thankful for - good friends who came over for coffee this morning.

[Sarah Bremner]

That's an impressive pile! Great to get the use of what was a sad event for others.

[Carole Sandford]

That’s quite a collection there!

[Esther Rosenberg]

Peter came home with a great amount of wood!

[Beryl Lloyd]

What a great load

[Mave]

Wow! You need a woodshed for all that.

[wendy frost]

A great stockpile and a lovely grain the wood.

[carol white]

A great load

[Kerry McCarthy]

Wow, that must have been quite a workout moving all that wood. Good you will get good use from it.

[Bill]

That should last for a whitle.

[Diana]

By next winter it should be nice and dry. How lucky to be able to get it.

[Issi Bannerman]

Oh, how cool that you got to take it away! Hard work though, but worth it!

[Harry J Benson]

Nice of you to take it away and have a use for it

[Fisher Family]

How nice that you are able to make use of all that wood!

Ian

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

That should keep the fire burning for awhile

[Pat Knowles]

Wow well do ePeter, that was a very smart move! As you say Ash is a prize among woods…the Co-op chap missed a trick there as it’s worth a good bit of money! A big job shifting it & you would have to be quick else it would be gone in someone else’s wood store!