our firewood varies a look at firewood available on marketplace out of devonport shows the following
stringy bark eucalyptus of various types macrocarpa (hard to get though) wattle. The person who bought my place has cut down the Wattle that is creeping up the hill for next years set wood
I see you think you have unravelled the mysteries of Tasmanian wood names. what you want to burn is hardwood not the garbage pulp producing wood from plantations
I sadly miss not having a fireplace in my new home. Even just occasionally and even though the damage and cost probably don’t make sense. Nothing nicer than being in a home cranking out heat from a word burner
hope you find a lovely piece of country to live in. Take a look at the Facebook site that’s it I’m moving to tasmania if you want tips and connections. (If you do Facebook)
