When I first met Richard he cut his wood for the winter in the HEAT of August . . . . Well, I helped that first summer without much comment, but, when the next February rolled around, I offered the suggestion that he might consider . . . maybe . . . cutting wood when it was nice and cool rather than 90 degrees in the shade! That idea has taken hold, and we now cut wood in the nice cool later winter! Last weekend we cut two pick-up loads with Garland. This morning we cut another load. Just one or two more loads to get us set for next winter’s heat!
