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Aaron Franklin uses Post Oak its abundant in his area
and people call him and he clears out the fallen Oak.
in the fine video @heidih posted
one pit maser mentioned he got called for local wood , free
and the caller's family came in later for free BBQ .
in New England where I live , there are lots of low stone walls. @ the property line.
I have one along my back yard.
those stones were probably not imported from France .
Aaron Franklin uses Post Oak its abundant in his area
and people call him and he clears out the fallen Oak.
in the fine video @heidih posted
one pit maser mentioned he got called for local wood , free
and the caller's family came in later for free BBQ .
in New England where I live , their are lots of low stone walls. @ the property line.
I have one along my back yard.
those stones were not imported from France .
