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  <description>These files were stored at "Volume in drive H is My Passport \ Volume Serial Number is 1093-F3E8" &gt;&lt;br /&gt;* "H:\Gdrive\w\IMG_0087.JPG" - binary file, not uploaded to this item by me&lt;br /&gt;* "H:\1\2001[...]\img0087n.jpg" - JPG image derived from IMG_0087.JPG&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;I release this item into the public domain insofar as I can.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;From https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sockjjIwE4g &gt; Open transcript:&lt;br /&gt;00:00 my brother Nick and I setup certainly&lt;br /&gt;00:03 would in 2006 and pioneered the kiln&lt;br /&gt;00:06 drying of firewood in the UK&lt;br /&gt;00:09 as the UK's largest firewood producer we&lt;br /&gt;00:12 now process over 20,000 tons of a&lt;br /&gt;00:15 hundred percent British firewood and&lt;br /&gt;00:17 kindling all source from within a&lt;br /&gt;00:20 hundred mile radius of our base here in&lt;br /&gt;00:22 Herefordshire our fantastic flamers&lt;br /&gt;00:25 natural fire lighters are also made&lt;br /&gt;00:27 on-site the business stems from the&lt;br /&gt;00:30 family farm where side fruit and black&lt;br /&gt;00:32 carrots are still grown over the years&lt;br /&gt;00:35 we have invested heavily in new&lt;br /&gt;00:37 technology but our recent acquisition is&lt;br /&gt;00:41 the most exciting&lt;br /&gt;00:44 this new fire word-processing line is&lt;br /&gt;00:46 one of the largest and most efficient in&lt;br /&gt;00:48 the world it includes a unique grading&lt;br /&gt;00:51 system designed by ourselves that takes&lt;br /&gt;00:53 the larger logs to a secondary splitter&lt;br /&gt;00:56 final specification logs are then taken&lt;br /&gt;00:59 over a grader which removes any small&lt;br /&gt;01:02 pieces and delivers the logs into cages&lt;br /&gt;01:04 logs are stored in bins prior to kill me&lt;br /&gt;01:07 and into every kill we put in 18 tons of&lt;br /&gt;01:11 wet wood and take out 12 tons of kiln&lt;br /&gt;01:14 dried logs dried to blow 20 percent&lt;br /&gt;01:17 moisture content to meet the woods&lt;br /&gt;01:19 you're ready to burn Quality Assurance&lt;br /&gt;01:21 scheme bolt bags filled with a unique&lt;br /&gt;01:25 grading system that further removes any&lt;br /&gt;01:27 brush and ensures we meet our high&lt;br /&gt;01:29 standards throughout the process all our&lt;br /&gt;01:33 wood waste is used to fire our kills and&lt;br /&gt;01:35 we have solar panels produce electricity&lt;br /&gt;01:38 all our bags are a hundred percent&lt;br /&gt;01:40 recyclable and the small bags are now&lt;br /&gt;01:43 made using recycled material bolt bags&lt;br /&gt;01:47 can be returned free of charge for&lt;br /&gt;01:49 reusing once product is packed&lt;br /&gt;01:52 it is either distributed nationally via&lt;br /&gt;01:54 our pallet carrier or locally with a&lt;br /&gt;01:57 higher crane Lauren&lt;br /&gt;01:59 here at certainly would we're passionate&lt;br /&gt;02:01 about all that we do looking after&lt;br /&gt;02:04 British forestry and creating new&lt;br /&gt;02:06 woodlands to absorb co2 we are producing&lt;br /&gt;02:10 a truly sustainable and renewable fuel&lt;br /&gt;02:13 teat our homes&lt;br /&gt;02:14 [Music]&lt;br /&gt;02:15 [Applause]&lt;br /&gt;02:17 [Music]&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Fixed transcript:&lt;br /&gt;00:00 My brother Nick and I setup CertainlyWood&lt;br /&gt;00:03 in 2006 and pioneered the kiln&lt;br /&gt;00:06 drying of firewood in the UK.&lt;br /&gt;00:09 As the UK's largest firewood producer we&lt;br /&gt;00:12 now process over 20,000 tons of a&lt;br /&gt;00:15 hundred percent British firewood and&lt;br /&gt;00:17 kindling all sourced from within a&lt;br /&gt;00:20 hundred mile radius of our base here in&lt;br /&gt;00:22 Herefordshire. Our fantastic flamers,&lt;br /&gt;00:25 natural fire lighters are also made&lt;br /&gt;00:27 on-site. The business stems from the&lt;br /&gt;00:30 family farm where side fruits and black&lt;br /&gt;00:32 carrots are still grown. Over the years&lt;br /&gt;00:35 we have invested heavily in new&lt;br /&gt;00:37 technology, but our recent acquisition is&lt;br /&gt;00:41 the most exciting.&lt;br /&gt;00:44 This new fire wood processing line is&lt;br /&gt;00:46 one of the largest and most efficient in&lt;br /&gt;00:48 the world. It includes a unique grading&lt;br /&gt;00:51 system designed by ourselves that takes&lt;br /&gt;00:53 the larger logs to a secondary splitter.&lt;br /&gt;00:56 Final specification logs are then taken&lt;br /&gt;00:59 over a grader which removes any small&lt;br /&gt;01:02 pieces and delivers the logs into cages.&lt;br /&gt;01:04 Logs are stored in bins prior to kilning,&lt;br /&gt;01:07 and into every kiln we put in 18 tons of&lt;br /&gt;01:11 wet wood and take out 12 tons of kiln-dried&lt;br /&gt;01:14 logs: dried to blow 20 percent&lt;br /&gt;01:17 moisture content to meet the woodsure&lt;br /&gt;01:19 ready to burn Quality Assurance&lt;br /&gt;01:21 scheme. Bolt bags filled with a unique&lt;br /&gt;01:25 grading system that further removes any&lt;br /&gt;01:27 brush and ensures we meet our high&lt;br /&gt;01:29 standards throughout the process. All our&lt;br /&gt;01:33 wood waste is used to fire our kilns and&lt;br /&gt;01:35 we have solar panels to produce electricity.&lt;br /&gt;01:38 All our bags are a hundred percent&lt;br /&gt;01:40 recyclable, and the small bags are now&lt;br /&gt;01:43 made using recycled material. Bolt bags&lt;br /&gt;01:47 can be returned free of charge for&lt;br /&gt;01:49 reusing. Once product is packed&lt;br /&gt;01:52 it is either distributed nationally via&lt;br /&gt;01:54 our pallet carrier or locally with a&lt;br /&gt;01:57 hired crane lorry.&lt;br /&gt;01:59 Here at CertainlyWood we're passionate&lt;br /&gt;02:01 about all that we do. Looking after&lt;br /&gt;02:04 British forestry and creating new&lt;br /&gt;02:06 woodlands to absorb CO2, we are producing&lt;br /&gt;02:10 a truly sustainable and renewable fuel&lt;br /&gt;02:13 to heat our homes.&lt;br /&gt;02:14 [Music]&lt;br /&gt;02:15 [Applause - I'm not sure that there is acutally applause]&lt;br /&gt;02:17 [Music]&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Fixed transcript, inline, English only: "My brother Nick and I setup CertainlyWood in 2006 and pioneered the kiln drying of firewood in the UK.  As the UK's largest firewood producer we now process over 20,000 tons of a hundred percent British firewood and kindling all sourced from within a hundred mile radius of our base here in Herefordshire. Our fantastic flamers, natural fire lighters are also made on-site. The business stems from the family farm where side fruits and black carrots are still grown. Over the years we have invested heavily in new technology, but our recent acquisition is the most exciting. This new fire wood processing line is one of the largest and most efficient in the world. It includes a unique grading system designed by ourselves that takes the larger logs to a secondary splitter. Final specification logs are then taken over a grader which removes any small pieces and delivers the logs into cages. Logs are stored in bins prior to kilning, and into every kiln we put in 18 tons of wet wood and take out 12 tons of kiln-dried logs: dried to blow 20 percent moisture content to meet the woodsure ready to burn Quality Assurance scheme. Bolt bags filled with a unique grading system that further removes any brush and ensures we meet our high standards throughout the process. All our wood waste is used to fire our kilns and we have solar panels to produce electricity. All our bags are a hundred percent recyclable, and the small bags are now made using recycled material. Bolt bags can be returned free of charge for reusing. Once product is packed it is either distributed nationally via our pallet carrier or locally with a hired crane lorry. Here at CertainlyWood we're passionate about all that we do. Looking after British forestry and creating new woodlands to absorb CO2, we are producing a truly sustainable and renewable fuel to heat our homes."&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;A JPG file was derived via exiftool:&lt;br /&gt;&lt;pre&gt;H:\Gdrive\w&gt;exiftool -gps:all= "IMG_0087.JPG" -o "H:\1\2001[...]\img0087n.jpg"&amp;time&lt;br /&gt;    1 image files created&lt;br /&gt;The current time is: [23:50:49.22 GMT]&lt;br /&gt;Enter the new time:&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;H:\Gdrive\w&gt;echo utc now=Sun Jun 27 23:50:43 2021 UTC&lt;/pre&gt;&lt;br /&gt;See also:&lt;br /&gt;* Things I learned from this vid:&lt;br /&gt;** https://duckduckgo.com/?q=black+carrots&amp;t=ffab&amp;ia=web&lt;br /&gt;** https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lorry&lt;br /&gt;*** redirects to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truck&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;identifier (72726f726c6576656c2&lt;s&gt;0&lt;/s&gt;) from stdout text of "E:\user\Documents\dump\BIN&gt;xxd -ps LCOVER.BAT", 37</description>
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  <title>Transcript of Firewood processing of British, Ready to Burn, kiln dried firewood (YouTube video sockjjIwE4g)</title>
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  <publicdate>2021-06-28 00:01:08</publicdate>
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