James Black stands among his young growth timber with his chain saw at his wood lot in Wilton on Thursday. Black has been harvesting timber that he has made available on an emergency basis for people trying to stay warm this winter.
James Black stokes his wood burning furnace that he uses as the main heating source for his home in Wilton on Thursday. Black also has a wood lot and has been harvesting timber that he has made available on an emergency basis for people trying to stay warm this winter.
James Black loads logs in to his wood burning furnace that he uses as the main heating source for his home in Wilton on Thursday. Black also has a wood lot and has been harvesting timber that he has made available on an emergency basis for people trying to stay warm this winter.
Logs burn in James Balack's wood burning furnace that he uses as the main heating source for his home in Wilton on Thursday. Black says he burns about 25 cord of wood a winter.
James Black loads logs in to his wood burning furnace that he uses as the main heating source for his home in Wilton on Thursday. Black also has a wood lot and has been harvesting timber that he has made available on an emergency basis for people trying to stay warm this winter.
Jake Allen processes wood at his family's firm, A.W. Allen Firewood, in Farmingdale on Monday. His father, Andy Allen, said this season has been "the craziest in 20 years" with a back order of 250 kiln dried cords because unusual cold temperatures and heating oil shortages.
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