Yes, most of you recognized that a pup made those markings in yesterday’s post. 🙂
Today’s question is why are there so many piles of wood in the national forest?
Yes, most of you recognized that a pup made those markings in yesterday’s post. 🙂
Today’s question is why are there so many piles of wood in the national forest?
homes for fairies 🙂
the business that sells firewood – has run out of space in their store room
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Everyone and everything has to be somewhere sometime. For example, if a black cat crosses your path it signifies that it is going somewhere. Which explains why the chicken crossed the road.
God bless.
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…may the forest be with you.
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I like Tom’s answer best, ha ha.. no clue, they cut down dead trees and are waiting for someone to come pick them up for firewood? maybe
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Very curious piles
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It’s a mystery to me. Someone spent time making those tidy piles for some reason.
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This is a harder one. Maybe because of the fires?
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Looks like the beaver families have been busy!
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Looks like the powers-that-be were clearing the forest, hopefully to avoid fires.
That’s close.
It looks like stacks to build fires but that wouldn’t make sense. Perhaps winter homes for forest animals.
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I haven’t a clue, but look forward to the answer!
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No clue. But my guess would be that they are stacked up waiting for someone to remove them. If you find out please let us know. 🙂
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No clue here either – we await your answer because we are sure you know:)
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I came down to see if I got the comment made…I knew the answer, but see I didn’t get it made…now no one would believe me and I would not blame them. LOL
I believe you!
Those are interesting pictures. I was thinking that it was because they don’t clean the forest much anymore but those are very neat piles that you are showing.
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