Hello everyone,
Just wanted to introduce myself as a new member here. Have been reading FF for a couple of months and thought it was time to join the crowd.
I'm a forest landowner in Lancaster County Pennsylvania with 30 acres we live on and have owned since 1990.
My main interests are low-impact forestry management and trying to find the most productive means of managing the farm as a one-man operation.
I look forward to exchanging ideas and opinions with you all.
Joe
Welcome, Joe!
Low impact is pretty popular around here too. Drag up a chair.and join in. Gotta plan for next year's firewood now. :D
Welcome to the Forum Joe!
I think you will find lots of info and lots of friends here!
Just joined yesterday and I feel like one of the "family" already!
Welcome Joe! I haven't been a member all that long but sure do feel like everyone is truely family towards each other.
welcome aborad!
Maybe we'll chat at Silk City diner someday or pass one another at Shupps Grove or Renningers! I am out that way nearly every week during the summer.
You'll gather a lot of great information here and get to know some really nice guys and gals.
Talk soon, Jim
Hey Firewood Farm!! You are just up the road a piece!
So glad to meet ya! :)
Welcome from another new member. I think you will like it here. These folks are great.
Welcome, Joe. Good to have you here.
Welcome Joe, I see your tree still is frozen, does it turn green in spring and red in autumn?
Ernie
Thanks to all for the warm welcome!
Quote from: Ernie on March 23, 2005, 01:42:41 PM
Welcome Joe, I see your tree still is frozen, does it turn green in spring and red in autumn?
Ernie
Ernie,
I'm one of the crazy ones that loves winter -- no bugs, no snakes, less sweat -- so the tree a constant reminder that winter is on the way. But I do like fall, so maybe a red one is worth consideration.
Welcome Joe!
If a man is in a forest and there's no woman to hear him, is he still wrong?
Well duh, of course he is! :D
Welcome aboard. This is a great place with good folks and a lot of knowledge.
I lived in Lancaster County during the 80's before moving home to Michigan. I always enjoyed the country and people. I imagine there have been many changes. It is a beautiful part of the U.S.
Mike
Welcome to the Forestry Forum, Joe ;D
I'm glad someone else likes winter and I got all the same reasons plus being able to ride around on my land without disrupting the soil ;) Or getting hung up on the blow-downs and stumps ;D
Winter? What's that?? :D
It's when the rain stops, isn't it?? Sigidi?? Can you qualify??
Seriously, WELCOME Joe!
I haven't been here so long myself, but gee I love it. These guys are a hoot.
It's a good, fun loving crowd, happy to share information and stories.
Drag up a chair and throw another log under the piggy roast!
asy :D
Will You people hurry up and get Firewood Farm welcomed already??
Everytime somebody posts in here the topic summary on the index says
"New member says Hell" :D
Wecome there Firewood Farm :)
Patty,
Have you been talking to my wife - of 32 years? ;) ;) ;) ;) :D :D :D
subsailor
Hey Jeff, I noticed that right away and was gonna suggest you give us one more digit of space in the header display! :D :D Sounds like front page news the way it is now!!!
welcome joe you'll love it here. 8)
Hi Joe : Welcome aboard to this group of friendly folk. I very new as well and am enjoying chatting with everyone. My husband and I are connected to the forestry industry in a different way then most folks here. Plus I'm a horse breeder from Canada.
Welcome , I'm sure you'll enjoy your time here.
Spent time in and around Lancaster in the 70's.
Have an Aunt that lives in Millersville.
Welcome Joe, This is the best fourm I have ever been on. I have learned a lot and laughed a little..
I try to only make serious posts here, but since I am just a dumb country hillbilly they sometimes make fun at what I write. ;) Thats is alright with me because I laugh at what some of them write also. ;D
boB , shucks I spelled my name backwards
Hi Joe
I'm pretty much in the same position as you, except I'm thinking of planting a new tree plantation
Andrew
Welcome Joe and glad to have ya 8)
Welcome from the mountains of NH. I'm kinda new here myself.
Welcome aboard Joe
hang around and see some mighty funny stuff as well as all the great knowledge flowing out of this bunch of folkes
and Asy yep like you said it's when the rain stops ;D :D
Welcome to FF Joe.We have Amish friends in Lancaster County.We've been to Ephrata.Very nice country you live in.You will enjoy the forum.