This is for my wood cutting friends!

William  Wow!  Thanks for sharing.  We live in Colorado and burn firewood almost every day.  We use a chimenea outdoors for the guests to enjoy plus our indoor fireplace.  I burn more wood than anyone in this county.  You gotta love artistic people.

I love this, what creativity.  I have an old caboose stove and would love to have someone else stack wood like this for me.  Haha, I don't think I would take the time to do this but I do have a couple of teenagers.  My favorite is the third one, the tree.  

Bill, I am with you.  Cut it stack it and don't get real fancy.  Can't wait to see some more!

Bill -- never thought to get creative like that when we were burning wood at couple of our homes.  My problem would be, that having stacked is so nicely, where does one start to get wood from the stack without messing up the patterns?

That is an interesting use of firewood. I agree with Steven, I would never actually burn any of the wood!

This is just plain awesome.  We burn with wood also, but dont' have the time to do anything like this.  then who would want to destroy it.

Bill, 

That looks so cool, I just love it.  Just another way to work wonders with wood.  I can tell you we have a wood pile for our woodstove....and it looks nothing like that!! Thanks for posting that, can't wait for the follow up!

As a Scoutmaster, I gotta say those are the fanciest wood piles I have ever seen!  How fun.  Keep them protected from moisture!

Bill...

I wouldn't want to burn the wood after making is as pretty as that!

We used to chop wood when we were living in Los Gatos for fire wood too. Saves alot of expenses in the winter time when the snow and cold comes a calling!

Bill, very creative, but the tree on its side would have to be my favorite.

I am impressed William, when I  used to heat my home and office with wood, we spent way too much time just securing the 20-30 cords that we needed every winter, stacking it like this would have taken far too long.