you could offer to take them and let them dry if he cuts and stacks, whilst
not brilliant, free is good, Lee
"Christina Websell" wrote in message
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"Adrian" wrote in message
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"Christina Websell" wrote:
Dangerous tree is now sorted - a man with a chain saw came yesterday,
so I
am still on good terms with that neighbour!
Grandmothers say very wise things. My own grandmother, when I asked her
when I was about 6 where I was during the war, she said "you were a seed
in
God's garden.." I was happy with that explanation.
Tweed

I hope that means you've now got plenty of logs for your wood burning
stove
for next winter.
--
Adrian

They need to dry out for two years, and he didn't cut them all up. Willow
is not brilliant for burning, anyway. I wish.
Tweed