Under some arrangements, the cut wood and brush is to be left stacked on the ground, to be sold as firewood or burned off on the ground next winter.
If you get close to the garage, you might notice that the windows are fogged over, because Carlson uses it to season firewood, which gives off moisture as it dries.
Its rich wooden furnishings became firewood to stave off the bitter winter chill, the marble arches blackened from the indoor soot and smoke.
Each year, according to Mr. Nadler, a section of forest the size of several city blocks is cut down and carried off as firewood to heat the houses of the people who live around the park -- 500 in the early 60's, 51,000 today.
When a dead branch broke off, it became firewood.
There was fresh-cut firewood stacked up to fend off the lingering winter; there were self-organized encampments, complete with night patrols, stoves, and tents; there were soup kitchens open to anyone who was hungry.
It was found that PAH concentration in off-gases from firewood combustion also varies significantly depending on the type of wood: the highest values of PAH are typical for waste gases from birch firewood combustion in comparison with pine firewood combustion.
Each day, she heads for Basra University's eucalyptus trees to machete off its branches for firewood, reducing a grand arbour to stumps.
Yuri ran off to grab some firewood that he had been hoarding.
