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Throughout the day, the homeowner stacks and sorts lumber, especially cedar, which doesn't mind getting wet—an important consideration in outdoor storage. Covering stacks with tarps ensures the seasoned wood remains dry for future use. He also mentions having a variety of scrap wood, including some tin, that he plans to incorporate into future projects, such as building raised beds.
The accumulation of fallen branches and logs, some from recent storms, sets the stage for upcoming firewood preparations. He discusses plans to burn a significant amount of this debris, which he sees as an effective way to manage waste and produce readily available firewood.