Logs, what are these sizes like in "real money"

A._Badger

bengasman wrote: »

Let's see. Even if you were right, and none of the 370 million Americans knew about the metric system, it would only come to 7,000 million minus 370 million leaves 6,630 million which equals 98% or there abouts. If you were half right, it would make 99%.
98/99% of the world? I'd call that: "the world has..."

Yes, but I don't live in 98/99% of the world. I live in a country where many of us still prefer to use feet, inches, miles and pints.

Your mileage (as we say) may vary.

guy0wen

my friend who works in the local timber yard brings me off cuts for my stove for free, try asking at the local builders merchants for damaged timber or off cuts from customer orders. Its all kiln dried as well so no seasoning required.

Jon-boy_3

I've been buying the kiln dried logs from Logs2U and whilst they are more expensive than the seasoned ones (I've tried them too - not as good at burning - bit slow to produce heat) they are - or have been discounted since early october - they are the best logs i've burnt to date - they give out a huge amount of heat and in wether like this i prefer them to coal. Nothing is wuite like a log fire!

suisidevw

how much are you paying JB?

MCMXCV

redlady_1 wrote: »

Jesus,that is cheap. Where abouts are you?

Sorry to bump an old thread but thought I should reply. I'm in Weymouth, Dorset and found this on eBay. They are doing me good so far too