You don't need all those bodies and probably don't need all those lenses. Sell some of them, then you can give the firewood away for free to people who can't afford the alternatives. Of course, you will need to see a financial statement or tax return before you give it to them; otherwise you might be giving it to someone who can afford the alternatives but is just too cheap to pay for them. My neighbor spends all summer stockpiling firewood to heat his house over the winter. He has a nice, modern house with central propane heat but is just too cheap to pay for the butane. He would rather turn his time and sweat equity into heat than do something else with his time and pay for the propane. I would venture to say that much of your product goes to exactly those sorts of people except that they lack the resources to cut their own.

Two more points and then I am done with this:
- it's bout, not bought
- I don't care if you have 5 camera bodies or 500, it is irrelevant to this discussion, as is what you pay for them.

My 1 1/2 cents. When we moved out of the apartment we were renting, we had a wood burning stove for heat. I only bought 1 cord of almond wood in the 3 years that we lived there, for the last year we burned oak scraps that I would get from a cabinet shop. Boy did that wood stove put out the heat and it would heat up a two story house. Most of the time we were not at home (work, school etc.) so the amount of heat required was minimal. My current home is single story with fire place which I have not built a fire in due to a band on wood fire burnings and can only burn on certain days which is usually a warm day and a fire is not needed. My primary heat is through my AC system. Winter time I turn it from AC to heat. It might use natural gas since I have gas for my tankless hot water heater and cooking stove.