Unique way of stacking firewood?

[maytom]

[Critter4321]

now theirs is someone who does not hunt or fish

[EspressoBuzz]

Lotta time on that persons hands!

[Marion]

That's awesome! I'd hate to use the wood for burning after looking at that artwork

You Can't Beat My Meat!

[RoadKill44]

So with proper cuts, the tree just fell that way.

 

That is good. Thanks for sharing.

Edited March 1, 2016 by RoadKill44

[Doc]

I am impressed that anyone's mind even works that way to come up with such a concept. It is totally unconventional, but fits the definition of art bout as perfectly as you can.

 

But it's true. After all that work and creativity who is going to destroy it all to burn the wood?

[grampy]

It's enough work just "stacking" wood! My simple mind, always looked upon it as a chore. Nice to see someone saw the chore as a way to express themselves. Very cool!

[peepsight]

I'd kind of hate to take it apart ...... until I got cold of course!

[catskillkid]

I wonder how much he charges for delivery?

[Curmudgeon]

There is a book of photos like that from somewhere in Scandinavia.

[Steuben Jerry]

I wonder how long that took, and how many worked on it. If one person, that's real dedication to stay with that. Lots of lifting, placing, and checking/adjusting. I would have lost interest long before that got completed.

[Steuben Jerry]

Double post

Edited March 3, 2016 by Steuben Jerry