These logs are the first thinnings from our fifteen to twenty year old plantations in the National Forest. If these woods are not thinned the trees suffer from too much competition.
To see this process at work, and other aspects of our woodlands, join one of our woodland tours (15 people or more, £5 per head). These are held midweek to see our sawmill in action.
Log bundles will dry in the length or cut up. In the length they are best stood on end. In either case the important thing is to keep good air circulation.
The longer you keep them, the better they burn.