Put Up One Cord of Firewood - woodland.straw.firewood PEP BB

Here is my submission for the Woodland Care - Straw -  Put up One Cord of Firewood BB.

To document the completion of the BB, I provide the following photos
   +photo of my firewood storage area
   - harvesting some of the firewood that you will put up
   - action shot of putting up firewood (splitting and stacking)
   - one cord of firewood stacked properly
   +photos for dimensional perspective and dimensions

My space is 20-ft wide with a drop hammer in the middle.  I do stack behind and around it but it is likely less dense than the rest of the stack so I'm using 9.5' wide (as seen in photos) for the width instead of 10-ft.

My dimensions are 9.5-ft wide x 7-ft tall x 4-ft deep
9.5*7*4=266 cubic feet of firewood
266/128=2.07 cords of firewood

I submit one cord of stacked firewood for this BB and would like to submit the second cord (plus 2 more) for the Wood Level Firewood BB.

I'll be posting this up along with the three cords BB post also so please excuse me for posting some repeat pictures.

The measurements for my cord (in non-freedom units) is:
5m x 1.9m x 0.4m = 3.7 cubic meters.

3.7 cubic meters converted to freedom units = 130 cubic feet

Did a bit of firewood processing this fall.  The stacks are holzmeiter or holzhausen style (my spelling is probably wrong).  The base is 10' diameter and this one is much narrower going up so it's less likely to bulge out as it dries.  It's probably closer to 4 cords since it's 8' tall and probably 6' diameter at the top.  Used sawmill slab wood as the roof.

Now that is a work of art!

Thanks Edward!  It's a bit quirky and likely more work that a long row.  But it takes up less space and seems much less likely to tip over.

Next year I want to make a cube that might double as a fort...

About three days of work condensed into a few pictures.

Edit: I'm not advertising the cover, but somebody asked me what it is in a mooseage. It's called a cordwood cover.