Load of nice Red Oak going to a customer.

View from inside one of our dry kilns. The blue unit on right is the dehumidifier. Notice the sprayed on foam insulation. Kilns must be well insulated.

This is spalted Hard Maple lumber. The spalting occurs when bacteria enters the wood. Makes for interesting lumber and turning blocks.

Stacked and stickered lumber air drying in the yard.

This is cherry wood with curly figure. Maple is one of the most predominate woods to show curly figure but other species such as this cherry and walnut can also have curly figure.

Good example of flat sawn or plain sawn Red Oak. Notice the grain pattern or "cathedrals".

This is quarter sawn Red Oak. Look close and you can see the ray flecks which are predominate.

My log dog in action. He is sitting on a large cherry tree that blew down. Had some great lumber in it but unfortunately, the carpenter ants also liked this log. It was full of ant nests.

This is a curly Red Oak board that is over 12" wide and 10' long. One of about 4 for the Lumber Run.