Things slow down on the farm on Sundays. Other than our regular chores, the only thing Alan has planned is to cut some firewood for our outdoor wood stove. While heading back to the woods, Alan stops at an abandoned farm site and shows that all that’s left is the house foundation and a crumbled barn foundation. Farther back still, Alan gets to where he is cutting firewood, which also happens to be very close to the beautiful Kettle River.
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hi, ehfing awesome Alan really great, i'll watch 20 minutes of sweeping the barn floor, paint the barn i'll watch it dry. I'm sending positive thoughts your way. and one more thing, make sure your air filters are clean on them ole tractors cause they need all the help they can get ( which i love cuz i have a 730 case and 2 wd45's and 2 wd's and a d17 cuz i can ) . mike
that would drive me nuts was always taught to cut next winters wood this winter lived by that for 75 yrs now see what i mean lol !! to each his own whatever works
When did your father in law put the cab on his 4020 tractor? Great adventure in wood cutting.
are you going after 36' or 30" logs for the wood burner……. we the north ……..S
Well that was another nice visit to the trinity dairy. The only problem I see with the cut as you go method is if you get a big snow youll be fighting your way out to the wood. Hopefully you can get ahead of it !! Merry Christmas everyone!!!
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Unreal bedding area for deer! You ever lease any deer hunting land? Love trapping beaver and cutting firewood! And hunting deer! Thanks for sharing.
I enjoyed the video and thanks for the history lesson. Your woodlot sure looks a lot like ours but we don't have evergreens growing here. We have the roseau river going by our property.
I suppose over the next several years the kids will be able to help back there moving rounds. 🤠
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Some nice and peaceful wood cutting.👍
Yes. Thanks
Nice didn’t know you had a big John deer
What’s the John Deere with a cab doing in your yard, lol
A man that cuts his own firewood warms him twice
BOY I remember those days in the pasture cutting up downed trees with a Farmall m Homelite chain saw and hay Wagen and the dog
Thanks for sharing that peaceful sound. I also don’t like to cut my firewood in the summer heat. Much better when it is cooler outside.
Old homesteads always fascinated me and makes me sad to think of how quick someone's lifetime of work can disappear from the world so soon.
Great video! I cut wood whenever I can. We always thought you can never have enough wood or feed for the cows. I like staying a year or two ahead on the wood. This is the most time we have for it too since crops are harvested. Mostly back and forth to the barn this time of year. God bless!
Great video. So nice back there. Must have been pretty cold there for that ice. Not that cold in west michigan yet. God bless stay safe. Merry Christmas to you all!🎄
Greetings from Kentucky !!! Love your channel !!!Hope Ya'll have a merry Christmas and prosperous new year….God Bless
Great video. Especially about the elderly man coming to birth house. Hope you got enough to fill the furnace. God bless you and yours too.