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fishtre I have to use a translator to tell you: I too love cutting and splitting logs. walking with my dog and exploring the mountains without necessarily having a goal. In short, I love what you do because that’s what I love too. A big hello from France 😉😉😊😊
Your smile and physical presence are wonderful, but it's the double entendres that keep me coming back for more. "Stripping down knotty cedar", indeed. Cheers from a former West Kootenay Guy, now in the Willamette Valley, Oregon.
Such a smooooooooooooooth way you have with the wood, Nicole! ❤. I can just hear that knotty ol’ round sitting there crying out “Ooh, do me next, do me!” 😇😎❤️
Who would have thought, not too long ago, that we would be watching a woman chop logs into firewood and kindling and enjoy it? Even look forward to the next?
100% agree with everything you said Option B: when I'm cutting the rounds myself, I'll make my cuts above and below the big knots. This gives me fewer 16" rounds, but they're super easy to split. This will produce a few smaller rounds with knots, I'll split the knot-free parts of these smaller rounds into kindling and leave the knots as chunks to toss into an already established campfire.
It's been years since we moved from our farmhouse which was heated with wood and coal. And every cord of wood was cut with chainsaws, axes, and mauls. I kept 20-30 cords available consistently. I miss those days, it kept this old body in pretty good shape.
Btw, folks, some of the smaller axes she uses she has forged herself. Nicole, you are really awesome allround, but this Video ist on another level. Really comprehensive and clear. I honestly love your way to squirrell your way through some of your other Videos, being a squirrell myself, but it is really awesome how professionally you present this one. Very cool!❤ I learned a lot!
Found you through others reacting to you. Gonna say damn I wish I had your arm, abs, and body in general. You are a personal transition goal both for my weight loss, and if I ever can, transition
I'm going to be selling them soon! I'll be launching a website with an axe store. Sign up for my newsletter in the description to know when that's happening😃
I have a genuine question, i know that you love nature and trees from the shorts and vudeos you make, how does is make you feel when you split the trunk? Did u ever feel bad for doing that? Just curious
Nicole Few days ago I saw your video im impressive now I'm your fan you look so awesome bold and attitude 😉 you says "Okie Dokie" my favourite dialogue I love it✨ I'm already subscribed by Vee:-)
knots are formed in the trunk of the tree by branches growing out of it, so as a branch grows the knot in the log would grow too at least that's what I understand it to be.
Yep, all branches grow from the heart wood and out through the side, creating knots to navigate. By the time you get to log splitting, all branches have been broken or cut off.
I have a legit, curious question that may sound stupid but im insanely curious XD Is it possible to chop wood to this level with one arm? It'd probably take alot of practice but I like to think its possible XD
"Stewie, Captain America is a man." "No Brian, that's what the press would have you believe, but he's not. Captain America is a woman. An elegant, beautiful, Canadian woman."
Speaking of dense and knotted: those arms, shoulders, and pecs keep getting more and more.. well, more!! Exercise, physical labor, repeated movements, variation of movements, healthy living: it shows! - signed, a flabby middle-aged person typing while lying in bed. (Do as I say, not as I do.)
Mayonnaise, butter or any cooking oil. I worked in the woods for years and one of the most annoying parts of the job was pulling gobs of pitch from my beard and chest hair. On a fire, this logger from Colville, asked why I was pulling my hair out. He threw me a packet of mayo and said try this. It dissolves pitch immediately. It removes pitch from the steering wheel of the truck, tools, hair, and skin. Packets of mayonnaise are an item in my saw box😊
Never knew that watching a 'No knots needs chopping' lesson would be so stimulating on the eyes, but I think the teacher has something to do with that 😏
Dear, I know you are a lesbian... but if you ever want to change teams, I'll be your guy... you are SOOO funny, cute and beautiful, all at the same time!!! Love yah! - keep doing it! 💛
