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Places to get smoking wood for free?
Hi all,
Does anyone have any tips for where to scavenge hardwoods/fruitwoods for smoking? |
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On Wed, 27 Jun 2007 16:18:34 -0700, Abe > wrote:
>Hi all, > >Does anyone have any tips for where to scavenge hardwoods/fruitwoods >for smoking? > > I forgot to mention, I'm on the Eastside of Seattle, near kirkland/woodinville. |
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"Abe" > wrote in message ... > Hi all, > > Does anyone have any tips for where to scavenge hardwoods/fruitwoods > for smoking? > > Fruit orchards at trimming time, stop with a cold six pack of soda when they are trimming trees for the utility lines, cabinet shops are a good source of oak, cherry, maple, just be sure to get out any pine, poplar etc. Any woodworker hobbyist can offer you the same. Your neighbor's pile of firewood is good too. Either pick it up when he is out for the night or take over some ribs for him to try. Take a walk through the park on a windy day or after a storm and drag out a few branches. |
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On Thu, 28 Jun 2007 01:34:01 GMT, "Edwin Pawlowski" >
wrote: > >"Abe" > wrote in message .. . >> Hi all, >> >> Does anyone have any tips for where to scavenge hardwoods/fruitwoods >> for smoking? >> >> > >Fruit orchards at trimming time, stop with a cold six pack of soda when they >are trimming trees for the utility lines, cabinet shops are a good source of >oak, cherry, maple, just be sure to get out any pine, poplar etc. Any >woodworker hobbyist can offer you the same. Your neighbor's pile of >firewood is good too. Either pick it up when he is out for the night or >take over some ribs for him to try. Take a walk through the park on a windy >day or after a storm and drag out a few branches. > Thanks. Good suggestions. |
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On Wed, 27 Jun 2007 16:18:34 -0700, Abe > wrote:
>Hi all, > >Does anyone have any tips for where to scavenge hardwoods/fruitwoods >for smoking? > > Down my neck of the woods, there are big piles of oak all over the place after hurricanes. I like the idea of schmoozing with orchard workers. Brush up on your Espanol and you'll be one your way! |
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Places to get smoking wood for free?
Abe wrote:
>> Does anyone have any tips for where to scavenge hardwoods/fruitwoods >> for smoking? >> >> > I forgot to mention, I'm on the Eastside of Seattle, near > kirkland/woodinville. If you find a place, let me know! I'm up in Burlington. --Brett P.S. Our cherry tree is due for a major pruning this year and I may be pursuaded to part with some of the trimmins' |
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