"Chop your own wood and it will warm you twice." Did Henry Ford really say that?

#89: As a family that depends on firewood to provide heat for our home through the fall and winter, we obviously spend a lot of time cutting and splitting wood. We always wondered if Henry Ford really said, "Chop your own wood, and it will warm you twice," a quote you often see repeated and attributed to him. We'll answer that question as we get firewood ready for winter. Oh, and we'll see how dry a dead standing white oak tree really is with a moisture meter. +AMDG

Link to page about the etymology of the quote:
https://goo.gl/DVzULm

"Norwegian Wood" by Lars Mytting:
https://goo.gl/B9CsXB

Music

"The Dweller on Coyote Hill" by The Little Glass Men
https://goo.gl/wyy4X4

"I Dare You" by The Little Glass Men
https://goo.gl/gB2nRc

"Fouler l'horizon" by Komiku
https://goo.gl/D5Hjhm

"Landra's Dream" by Jason Shaw
https://goo.gl/kbjaF6

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#heatwithwood
#homesteading
#modernhomesteading

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