Those Craigslist photos

[Luke'sScreenName]

I considered taking a picture of a dried cow patty and see if they wanted to trade. :laughing:

 

[k0ua]

I considered taking a picture of a dried cow patty and see if they wanted to trade. :laughing:

List it as an ancient cow patty from the westward migration of the 19th century, picked up on the Oregon trail. That should easily be worth $99. "Suitable for coffee table display or framing"

 

[Midniteoyl]

List it as an ancient cow patty from the westward migration of the 19th century, picked up on the Oregon trail. That should easily be worth $99. "Suitable for coffee table display or framing"

Call it Buffalo and triple your money... Easily cooler than a 'burnt stump'.

 

[Howling]

Call it Buffalo and triple your money... Easily cooler than a 'burnt stump'.

Or list it as Meadow Muffin to sell them to the urban foodies.

 

[PILOON]

Oh, darn, I have discarded and buried thousands of dollars...:laughing:

And have U seen logs , about 16" high, being sold in decorator mags (well stained and sanded) going for . like $400 or so?
That's mighty costly firewood!
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LOL, my wife had me make her one but had to add wheels!

 

[prichard]

Here you go Maker Series: Artisanal Firewood | CBC Radio - YouTube

 

[Midniteoyl]

Here you go Maker Series: Artisanal Firewood | CBC Radio - YouTube

Haha..

 

[smstonypoint]

Haha..

I enjoyed these comments on the video.

I hate it when people burn common firewood. I insist my firewood have a hint of sage and blueberry. I'm saving some 1962 elm for that special occasion.

In my fireplace I burn nothing but perfectly spheroid balls of Indian Sandalwood, aged for at least 18 years then hand-rubbed with organically grown linseed oil infused with cinnamon and cloves. The fumes from any other fuel would corrupt the energy flow of my creative nirvana. When will people learn?

Steve

 

[txdon]

Used tractor tires

OK, hmmm?

 

[txdon]

Used tractor tires

OK, hmmm?