Still burning wood after nearly 40 years. I use an add-on wood furnace to my forced air system, in the basement. My three sons grew up helping cut wood on weekends, and they all learned how to work that has served them well in life. One of my favorite time is the day after Thanksgiving when all of us get together to haul wood to the house. We put enough in the basement to last the rest of the year, and the fun and hi-jinks of the day are enough to keep me laughing for weeks. Then I have the rest of the winter to replenish the wood pile. At age 70 that is a good thing, I couldn't stand being inside that long. As far as expense goes, I'm using the same four saws I bought over the years for a total of $500 and I'm pretty sure they'll outlast me. My wood splitter cost $85 to build in 1978 and I use one of the tractors to haul wood. I am sure I've saved thousands of dollars over the years, and the health benefits are beyond measurement. And I'm too stubborn to quit cutting wood.
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