How Much Wood Could a Woodchuck Chuck?

That woodchuck would have come in handy when we were unstacking and restacking our woodpile this Spring!

As you can see from this first photo, our new cedar woodshed is a big improvement over our old crooked wood rack.

New woodshed with old wood rack in background.

Cedar shake shingled roof.

We particularly enjoyed working on the shingled roof. Finding the right sized pieces was like putting together a big puzzle.

Resting in it's permanent home.

The top shelf will be used to store kindling and the vertical divider will separate newer wood from older, drier wood.

It took us about three days to build and we are very pleased with the final result. Some robins were equally delighted and promptly built a nest in the back corner of the shelf.