Of Wood, Stones and Cold

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Cold
While the earth remains, ​​Seedtime and harvest, ​​And cold and heat, ​​And summer and winter, ​​And day and night ​​Shall not cease. Genesis 8:22
What splendid poetry straight from God’s heart! What a grand promise of the enduring cycle of the…

Cold

While the earth remains, ​
​Seedtime and harvest, ​
​And cold and heat, ​
​And summer and winter, ​
​And day and night ​
​Shall not cease. Genesis 8:22

What splendid poetry straight from God’s heart! What a grand promise of the enduring cycle of the seasons.

Wood

Right now is the time to collect firewood before winter’s cold. Last month I spotted a standing dead Douglas Fir tree on private property, and got permission to harvest it. “You can have it if you take all of it,” the landowner said.

The tree was over a hundred feet tall (note my teenage grandson standing beside it) and 48” at the base, too big for an amateur to fall, so I outsourced that.

Once it was on the ground, I started clearing the branches and sticks. Finished that a few days ago and now I have about a week to harvest the log. The property is steep and once the autumn rains begin, getting a loaded trailer up that hill could prove tricky.

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