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Storm Ciara brings down a huge beech tree

Storm Ciara brings down a huge beech tree

by John Lange | Feb 16, 2020 | Uncategorised

It seems like the storm season has arrived. This huge beech tree was brought down by the strong winds of storm Ciara. We found it was weakened by disease. It took several days to process into logs.
A new system to lift and deliver logs

A new system to lift and deliver logs

by John Lange | Feb 16, 2020 | Uncategorised

I have recently invested in a new trailer with a crane attached. In future my logs will be bagged and lifted using the crane. Here we are processing a lovely load of hardwood logs. Just need some better weather!

‘Lung risk from log fires? It’s all hot air’ by Dr James Le Fanu

by John Lange | Feb 19, 2019 | Uncategorised

An article by Dr James Le Fanu writing in the Saturday Telegraph: Commendable they may seem, but the Government’s recent, much-published proposals to combat air pollution strike me as a distraction.  The banning of wood-burning stoves and similar will save...
A good day just splitting logs

A good day just splitting logs

by John Lange | Dec 1, 2018 | Uncategorised

I have been asked many times if I would just split logs. And the answer is yes. Here is a picture of a recent job near Barnstaple. Just splitting and stacking all in good time for winter.
A Swedish log candle (a well seasoned burning log)

A Swedish log candle (a well seasoned burning log)

by John Lange | Oct 30, 2018 | Uncategorised

The Swedish log candle is a great idea as we found out a friend’s BBQ recently in Bideford. You simply need a well seasoned log and I would suggest Ash. Make two length way cuts that divide the log into four almost to the base. Drop a little fire lighter down...
Ash one of the best firewood logs

Ash one of the best firewood logs

by John Lange | Oct 14, 2018 | Uncategorised

Common Ash is found in many parts of Europe. It is England’s third most common tree. Here are some beautiful Ash rings. Ash makes one of the best sources of firewood.
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