A large part of wild grapevine peeled ad ready to be cut up into splittable chunks for making charcoal .Hard to find larger vines like this in northeastern Michigan.
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A large part of wild grapevine peeled ad ready to be cut up into splittable chunks for making charcoal .Hard to find larger vines like this in northeastern Michigan.
I was wondering why someone was peeling grapevines! Still learning new things...
That vine is a twig compared to some around my place. I once wondered if I could get a stock out of some of mine. I'll have to admit I don't make charcoal so all the vines I cut go on the burn pile.
Further south I imagine they get very large. I don’t know about making a stock from it as I-think it is too soft. I was maybe going to try a knife handle just for fun, I did one from lilac and it looked ok.
