
We had six stères (cubic mètres) of oak and hornbeam firewood delivered today in 50 cm lengths. It took the two of us 2 1/2 hours to stack it all under the new staircase. I hope I will be able to walk tomorrow!
On nous a livré six stères de chêne et de charme en bûches de 50 centimètres aujourd’hui. Il nous a fallu 2 1/2 heures à deux pour le ranger sous le nouvel escalier. J’espère que je pourrai marcher demain!



Now that is a load of firewood indeed and your stacking skills are admirable, great job.
Where is the staircase?
Thank you! I’ve added a photo of where the staircase is.
Looks like you are well stocked.
6 steres in 2 and a half hours!! Jeez Louise!! It would take us that time to do half that quantity!!
You don’t have the same task master as I do ?
It was the humpin’ and stackin’ and chainsawin’ and eventually dustin’ that made us remove our wood burning stove years ago. I still miss it though.
I don’t usually have much to do with the process usually but we would have to be really old and doddery to give up our open fire!