City Moose I saw this young moose dining in town this morning on the shrubs at Bunnell Arts Gallery The first picture seems to ask what business is it of mine!
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BONFIRE!
BONFIRE! I got the BONFIRE! going on now! I have to burn the Alders I don’t a chipper or other means of mulching them or I certainly would. So the Bonfire is a way to recycle the Alders ashes to ashes theory!
Burning Alders
Burning Alders to make room for more, sun came up sky cleared up and I gathered up some dry scrap wood from the Gearshed had a couple cups of coffee and got after it……. I just love Bonfires!
This Morning
Cutting Alders
Cutting Alders Opening up the view…… We were really blessed with a beautiful day, I had a haircut appointment then after a quick lunch I fired up the chainsaw and continued cutting Alders Look at the view starting to open up looking at the next picture compared to this one just […]
Rain and Wind
Rain & Wind Went out to the spit this morning gail force winds on Kachemak Bay so with the rain and wind I’m putting off the Alder cutting we’ll see how it goes. The ferry had the wind blowing NE which was good for this docking at least! Here Foss […]
Sunshine!
Sunshine! Brief BEAUTIFUL Sunshine, I fired up the chainsaw and cut some more Alders actually a couple hours, worked toward the left this time.
Rain Rain Rain
Rain Rain Rain While I enjoy the exercise and more than that the improvement in cutting these Alders I don’t like doing it in the pouring rain, so I’m sitting out so far today, we’ll see how it goes. I lined up a dozer and with a back hoe, it even has a 6 […]
Cutting Alder!
Cutting Alder! Pulling up from the ravine mostly what I cut yesterday to clear paths to cut more. I’ll get quite a bonfire out of these piles, I’m excited! 3 hours later, calling it good for the day might not look like much, but I’ve been going steady at it. […]
Cutting Alders
Cutting Alders A lot of the Alders growing on this property have blown over through the years and continued growing horizontally growing new branches turning into small trees themselves.