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Rrrrolll that beautiful log footage!!

Hi Joe - it's Big Rodders in Ireland. Another good video. We can all learn much about firewood from the Germans and Scandinavians.

This is cool Joe, and Lauri makes a great tour guide. What a journey it has been!

Joe this was an awesome video! Jan and Jorg from JHS are awesome guys and the guys from Japa too! Really wild seeing that old military site turned into a firewood yard.

Must be a face cord trap , hear of it but might see one ☝️ until joe show it to us ( smart joe ) STICK on the ICE 🧊, SAW in the WOOD 🪵 and RUBBER on the ROAD ! 😊

Nice field trip.

This video is on another level. Way to bring us along Joe!

German autobahn joe give it full throttle Greetings from austria

The straw that broke the camels back 😂🪵👍

It opened the door, it done the same thing

😂Nice!!

Great adventures

I think "Erle" is "Alder" in english

A few years ago I attended a wedding not too far from where you were. The bride was a former exchange student in Medina County, Ohio. One of the places she missed in Germany was Taco Bell but we did stop at a Burger King and a KFC while driving on the Autobahn. Some of the items on the menu were different but most of the food was the same as in the US. I never saw Dr Pepper sold but Coke and Pepsi were both available most everywhere. I hadn't been back to Germany since I was stationed there in the late 1960s. Other then the cars on the highway, things seemed pretty similar. I'm enjoying your tour Joe!

You should show us more of the delivery side of your business. I'm interested in delivery situations and who is your average customer and how they use the wood?

My! What small logs you hsvr!

Europe does firewood much different than the US. Interesting video.

Be great for limb wood!!

I watched this post on Sunday, our third and last Sunday of this Western adventure. My load of Amishmen has decided to cut one week from the end of their trip. We have traveled, I think, more miles than you have. The odometer reads 5,500 on this trip so far. We will log at least 2,000, this coming week

If my math is right, a cord is about 2 3/4 of their cubics

Hi Joe: Great video- I enjoy seeing how others produce firewood.

Whatever the German words mean "Thank you very much" to Jan for showing us around the firewood operation and a little history about what the grounds used to be where the firewood operation is. Joe, looks like you had a great time when climbing up there for the view. And Joe, thank you for taking us along on your trip to Germany.

I've been a subscriber since day 1, It's been amazing to see the growth!

Driving in Germany is MUCH better than driving in America 🇩🇪

There NO FRIEND of me . Germany kill my 5 uncle in the war day . Own thing I got for them is lead iiiii iiiii don’t forget ( chisel head ) 😮

Another good video Joe. Love the look-arounds in this series of films. Very interesting stuff. First impressions: firewood people are good people all over the world. Keep them coming mate. Interesting about the moisture in the beech chunks,I've always dried my wood as much as possible. Cheers from HB NZ

Haha! I love the smell of oak!

That was fun. “ smells like acid”- “ well, you’re half right”, perhaps dropping the “ id” and two s’s following the a. Enjoy the sausage’s and kraut !

An old decommissioned NATO base. That's neat. From a farmers to strategic defense, back to farming and firewood. All in what the last 100 years?

Nice. Video

Thanks for taking us along Joe.

Cool

😂 love this video. I'm not sure but I believe my cousin may have been stationed there. I forwarded it to him to see if it is familiar to him. Good video 👍

Beautiful country!!! Was stationed in Bamberg in 1972 while in the Army. Even went to specialist school in Bad Tolez in Southern Germany. Enjoy your stay in Deutschland

Oak has a wonderful aroma. When properly seasoned, it also puts out a lot of heat and coals well. Thanks for sharing this cool stuff.

1970 to 74 as an Air Force Brat. Lived just outside on Germany in the far south of the Netherlands, Brunssum. Traveled a lot. Dad loved to get the 66 Ford Fairlane Wagon on the Autobahn to decarbonize it HAHAHAHA

Great video Joe. Really interesting. Joe I was curious is the old log deck. is it available to purchase?? I have noticed it in your yard still from some videos.

Your both nuts, 😂😂😂😂😂

One of your most enjoyable and interesting. Love the international flavor. You’re good at this UA-cam thing, Joe.

My great grand parents were from Germany.

My dad was in Germany as an Army Air Corps pilot. He stayed there after Germany surrendered. Dad thought my siblings and I would love Sauerbraten. Either we didn’t or he was not good at preparing it.🤔 Excellent video (per usual) Joe and Jan!

Great job, Joe! You're the perfect ambassador for North America, world class. Interesting video of japa machines/ ex- military base. Sounds like you have a new friend to entertain when he comes to visit Ohio. Keep up the great videos.

Very interesting, thank you for sharing.

Joe, as always a great World Tour Video of Germany. Love the way they make Chunks of Beech. Also your Favorite OAK. Looking for your next Great Video my Buddy. Ron from the Woodyard in Duanesburg NY.

Great video Joe, world traveling fun👏🪵👍🏼

Good-ness!! Bunkers, NATO, missiles? Yah Joe, you’re not in Ohio anymore. (Although you almost spotted home from the ramp, ha ha. ) Elaine from Canada here, glad to go on a European adventure with you. Great video and AMAZING everything else. Auf wiedersehen, prost! 🍻 🍺

Erle = alder

What a great transformation of land use.

Interesting you where only 2 hours from where I live! :)

Joe,looking like 👍 your having a blast in Germany 🇩🇪 everyone needs a break from the same old routine of course you deserve it 😮😊❤