Lockdown/Stay-in-place situation, What are you planning to do?

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Originally Posted by INter674

How much r you being charged for fire wood?

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$190 cubic meter, free delivery- thats 7 cubic metres there, pic doesn't do justice,
All stacked up now in the shed. Pic simply wont allow correct alignment...

we get shafted over here.
about 390$ per tonne of redgum

I must cut some today - I spotted a couple likely looking sticks only about 50m from the house on my walk yesterday.

Woke up this morning smelling smoke - not quite like bushfire smoke. As I fully woke, remembered I put on a loaf of bread with the timer to be cooked for breakfast........

Due to be finished in about 15 minutes. Mmmmmm....

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Originally Posted by DeeJay

$190 cubic meter, free delivery- thats 7 cubic metres there, pic doesn't do justice,
All stacked up now in the shed. Pic simply wont allow correct alignment...

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A bloke near us charges $130 m³ pickup or $150 m³, 'Free Delivery'.[bigsmile] Ironbark, to boot!

Luckily, we don't need any as we have acres of wattle, which burns long and hot with little, or no, flue residual.

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Originally Posted by Eevo

we get shafted over here.
about 390$ per tonne of redgum

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Have you tried Stirling Fuel with the new owners? Greek family.



We did & it appears we got more per tonne than other years so wouldn't been surprised if the previous owners were taking the ****.


Freight from the Eastern States can't be cheap.

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Originally Posted by DeeJay

$190 cubic meter, free delivery- thats 7 cubic metres there, pic doesn't do justice,
All stacked up now in the shed. Pic simply wont allow correct alignment...

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That wood must have a hell of a lot of Gum in it 'cos it is hanging unsupprted from the roof.[bigrolf]

We spent a lot of the day rearranging the bottom shed so as to get the van under cover. The tractor was in this spot. It took the missus and I a goodly while to get everything arranged internally, so as to be accessible. Inside, we now have the 'tilly, Grillo ride on mower, the ATV, the tractor with all it's implements (that was the most difficult part) and some furniture I am looking after for a mate.
Now, my wife is a living wonder and works like a Trojan but, there were the odd times I had to remind her who would be accessing the shed the most. In saying that, interior decorating is not one of my strong points, so I have been informed[bigsad]
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Originally Posted by Saitch

We spent a lot of the day rearranging the bottom shed so as to get the van under cover. The tractor was in this spot. It took the missus and I a goodly while to get everything arranged internally, so as to be accessible. Inside, we now have the 'tilly, Grillo ride on mower, the ATV, the tractor with all it's implements (that was the most difficult part) and some furniture I am looking after for a mate.
Now, my wife is a living wonder and works like a Trojan but, there were the odd times I had to remind her who would be accessing the shed the most. In saying that, interior decorating is not one of my strong points, so I have been informed[bigsad]
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I have a plan.


Put the tractor inside next to the Drinks Cabinet & the implements under the bed with the Tilly.


Shove your mate's stuff out into the weather & Robert is your Mum's bro.




Not a good idea? Ok, leave it as it was & break open the drinks cabinet.


Job Done.

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Originally Posted by 4bee

I have a plan.


Put the tractor inside next to the Drinks Cabinet & the implements under the bed with the Tilly.


Shove your mate's stuff out into the weather & Robert is your Mum's bro.




Not a good idea? Ok, leave it as it was & break open the drinks cabinet.


Job Done.

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One of the smartest things I have done is that two of the three internal bays are 'Drive in. Drive out' with doors both sides.