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Technology Stocks : Personal Y2k preparation links
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To: John Mansfield who wrote ()12/23/1998 3:00:00 PM
From: John Mansfield   of 90
 
To: +John Mansfield (614 )
From: +jwk
Wednesday, Dec 23 1998 2:55PM ET
Reply # of 615

Different types of wood produce significantly different amounts of heat and burn very
differently. Also, the same type of wood burns very differently depending upon how
dry/cured it is.

My suggestion for anyone thinking of using wood next year is to talk to wood burners in
their area and find out what types of local wood works best. I use a mixture of wood
from our western Colorado area depending on what I am trying to do.... quick little fire
in the morning to take the chill off before the sun takes over, get a quick bed of hot
coals to support are larger, longer burning fire, etc. For me it starts with wood
gathering...when, where, and how I cut. I stack and store wood in different areas so I
can pick and chose the right type and size of wood for the purpose at hand.
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